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AU DELEGATION IN SOUTH SUDAN TO REVIEW POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION

An African Union committee arrived in Juba today to assess post-conflict reconstruction and development in South Sudan. Siphamandala Zondi, head of the ministerial delegation,...

AUXILIARY BISHOP OF JUBA VISITS TALI AND TEREKEKA

The Auxiliary Bishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba paid a five-day visit to the parishes of Our Lady of Fatima, in Tali Post,...

TEREKEKA CELEBRATES YOUTH DAY

The youth of Saint Mary the Immaculate parish Terekeka yesterday celebrated the youth day in the parish premises in Terekeka. Speaking to Bakhita Radio,...

65 GRADUATE IN ADULT EDUCATION

65 ex-combatants and returnees yesterday graduated from an adult's education programme in Juba. Peter Madison, director of the Sudanese Association for Humanitarian Aid,...

LANDMINES STILL CRIPPLING SOUTHERN SUDAN

Southern Sudan still bears the pains of landmines even after six years since the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. Eastern Equatoria residents...

NEW AZANDE PARAMOUNT CHIEF CROWNED IN TOMBURA

A new Azande Paramount Chief was crowned in the Tombura County of Western Equatoria. Mboribamu Baabe Renzi is now the paramount chief of Tombura...

EMPLOYEES’ CHAMBER TO ENSURE BETTER WORKING ENVIRONMENT

South Sudan employees' chamber of justice expressed commitment and determination to ensure a conducive working environment for every civil servant in Lakes State. Joseph...

CATHOLIC BISHOPS STUDY CHANGES IN THE COUNTRY

The Catholic Bishops of the Sudan are starting tomorrow a week long extraordinary meeting to study the current changes within the country and check...

YOUTH KEY FOR SOUTH SUDAN DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE BUILDING

Young people are crucial for development and peace building in South Sudan, officials said.Some fifty people met today in Juba to discuss the findings...

WORLD BANK GETS NEW COUNTRY DIRECTOR

The World Bank South Sudan Branch will have a new country director tomorrow. Laurence Clark, who has served for the last three years in...

POOR LAWS CONSTRAIN PRIVATE SECTOR

Unimplemented and poor laws constrain the private sector in South Sudan, the out-going World Bank country director said. Laurence Clarke told the press today...

KATOR RESIDENTS BLAME CHURCH FOR DEMOLITIONS

Some Kator residents in Juba blamed the Church for the abrupt demolition of their homes during the rainy season and are claiming compensation. Yesterday,...

GOVERNOR DENIES PRESENCE OF REBEL FORCES IN EASTERN EQUATORIA

The governor of Eastern Equatoria denied claims that rebels loyal to George Athor have invaded the state. Governor Louis Lobong Lojore told the press...

POLIO FIGHTERS TARGET 350,000 EASTERN EQAUTORIAN CHILDREN

Health authorities are targeting more than 350,000 children in Eastern Equatoria state during the ongoing anti-polio campaign. The five-day polio vaccination campaign that started...

EASTERN EQUATORIA CANDIDATES SEAT EXAMINATIONS UNDER LEAKING ROOFS

Eastern Equatoria candidates sitting for the Sudan School Examination in Torit centre are braving leaking roofs during rains and bearing the hot sun in...

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