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ABYEI SUFFERED ENOUGH, SAYS CHURCH LEADER

The people of Abyei have already suffered enough and it was high time they were left in peace. This is the position on Archbishop...

CHURCH PERSONNEL STUDY RECONCILIATION, PEACE AND JUSTICE

Church personnel from the Archdiocese of Juba are studying topics from the Second African Synod. Forty participants started today in Juba a three-day workshop...

JUBA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT READY TO RECEIVE NIGHT FLIGHTS

Juba International Air port will be ready to receive night flights in two weeks and the new passengers' terminal is to be completed by...

EDUCATION OFFICIALS DISCUSS RECONSTRUCTION

Officials from the education sector in South Sudan started yesterday a three-day conference to develop teaching in the new nation. GoSS education minister Milly...

SOUTH SUDAN LEGALISES EXAMINATION POLICY

The South Sudan Assembly passed the Examinations Councils' Act as the country is set to start its own exams. Until this year, the School...

ABYEI PROTOCOL NOT UP FOR RENEGOTIATION

The SPLM does not accept to renegotiate privately the Abyei Protocol with the NCP. SPLM secretary for political affairs and mobilisation Antipas Nyok told...

NIMULE IDPS GIVEN ONE WEEK TO MOVE OUT 4,000 CATTLE

Eastern Equatoria government has given one week to internally displaced people in Nimule area to move their animals out of Magwi County. Wildlife, Tourism...

TONJ POLICE BANS BOOK SALES AT MARKETS

Tonj South County Police issued an order banning the sale of books in streets and market places. Chief Inspector of Police Joseph Mayei said...

SOUTH KORDOFAN POLITICAL CONSTRAINTS WORRY NGOS

The political situation in South Kordofan is worrying many NGOs who are trying to rebuild the war torn area. Nuba Relief Rehabilitation Development Organization...

JUBA ARCHBISHOPS SADDENED BY ABYEI WAR

Catholic and Anglican Archbishops of Juba issued a statement yesterday denouncing the recent fighting that took place in Abyei while expressing their sadness for...

ABYEI ROTATING ADMINISTRATION SHOULD BE DISCUSSED BY HIGH COMMITTEE

The proposal of a rotating administration for Abyei should be submitted to the high committee discussing issues related to the region headed by...

ABYEI DISPLACED STILL NEED FOOD AND SHELTER

An aid worker operating from Agok said the displaced by the Abyei combats are still in need of food and shelter and the...

NO ENOUGH SPACE FOR RETURNEES IN JUBA SCHOOLS

Central Equatoria does not have enough space for thousands of returnee students who are trying to find a place in primary and secondary...

SOUTH SUDAN KIDS LOSE INTEREST IN SCIENCES

Secondary Students tend to ignore sciences and take art subjects instead, leaving sciences classes almost empty in South Sudan high schools. Juba Day...

KHARTOUM AND JUBA AGREE TO OPEN BORDERS AND CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS

The governments in Khartoum and Juba on Sunday agreed that the borders between north and south would be reopened to resume trade between...

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