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MONTHLY RULE OF LAW FORUM REVIVES IN JUBA

The monthly Rule of Law Forum on human rights issues in South Sudan has been revived in Juba. The forum looks into issues...

INSECURITY AND POOR INFRASTRUCTURE HINDER EDUCATION IN JONGLEI

The minister of education in Jonglei state said that insecurity and poor infrastructures have stalled the education system in the state. Steven Par...

ABYEI HIGH LEVEL TALKS FRUITLESS

The high level talks that took place yesterday between the governments of Juba and Khartoum to thrash out troubles in the Abyei region...

YEI RIVER COUNTY LAUNCHES COOPERATIVE UNION

Yei River County Cooperative Union, formerly known as Yei District Cooperative Union, got this morning a fresh start as it handed over its certificate...

EASTERN EQUATORIA ALERTS CITIZENS TO SUSPECIOUS ELEMENTS

Eastern Equatoria governor has alerted citizens to be on the watch for suspicious elements in the area. Louis Lobong Lojore made this statement...

SOUTHERN EXODUS SHOCKS KHARTOUM

The mass return of Southerners has surprised the people in Northern Sudan.Father Jospeh Logura Dominic, a native from Torit, was in Khartoum untill he...

LAKES STATE FUEL AND FOOD CRISIS EXPECTED TO END SOON

The fuel and food crisis in Lakes State is expected to be over during the next ten days. Lakes State Director for commence...

TONJ POLICE BANS FREE MOVEMENT OF CATTLE IN TOWN

Tonj police has issued an order banning cows from wandering around the town or being left alone while gazing, urging owners to take...

NUBA COMMUNITIES UNWILLING TO PAY EDUCATION FEES

The promises made by the government to offer free during the interim period made communities unwilling to pay school fees. Khalid Khojali is...

KAUDA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL OPENS

Kauda Peace Girls High School in Nuba Mountains that was inaugurated on February 28, 2010 has started operations.Deputy Principal Fred Karungi told Voice of...

OVER 40,000 FLEE ABYEI VIOLENCE, SAYS UN

The UN estimates that at least 40 thousand civilians have fled the Abyei incidents, seeking refuge in South Sudan. UN Deputy Resident and Humanitarian...

JUBA HIGH SCHOOL HEAD TEACHERS DECRY OVERCROWDED CLASSROOMS

Juba secondary school teachers are facing a touch academic year with overcrowded classrooms following a massive return of students from Northern Sudan. Juba's secondary...

JUBA HOTELS READY FOR INDEPENDENCE, SAYS MAYOR

The hotels earmarked to lodge guests and visitors for the Independence celebrations will be ready before July 9. The Government has reserved 2,000 rooms...

PRIESTS ARE TEACHERS, SHEPHERDS, FATHERS OF GOD’S PEOPLE

Priests are shepherds of God's people and teachers in the community, the archbishop of Juba said. Archbishop Paolino Lukudu Loro ordained yesterday to the...

THE CITIZEN SUSPENDS PUBLICATION DUE TO TECHNICAL SNAG

A daily newspaper published in Juba is out of circulation for more than one week due to technical problems that halted its printing press....

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