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SOUTH SUDAN WANTS OWN AGRICULTURAL BANK

GoSS agriculture minister said South Sudan needs to establish an agricultural bank after independence to support the farming community. Ann Itto told journalists...

DISTRIBUTION OF TRACTORS TO FARMERS FAILS, SAYS MINISTER

GoSS minister of agriculture admitted that the distribution of tractors to farmers in South Sudan was a total failure due to lack of support...

CHURCHES DISCUSS SITUATION IN SUDAN

Sudan Church leaders are discussing issues ranging from the Comprehensive Peace Agreement to security across South Sudan. Sudan Council of Churches (SCC) Secretary General...

EASTERN EQUATORIA SPEAKER URGES MPS TO STOP INCITING VIOLENCE

Eastern Equatoria Speaker called on the members of the Assembly to foster unity as stipulated by the constitution and stop encouraging the rural communities...

RUMBEK TRADERS CUT FOOD PRICES

Traders in Rumbek yesterday decided after a long meeting to cut prices of foodstuff. The resolution was made after the traders met for close...

SOUTH SUDANESE ENCOURAGED TO FORGE UNITY

The people of South Sudan were encouraged to promote unity and go after issues that foster commonality rather than division. Two representatives from a...

JUR AND DINKA COMMUNITIES ENGAGE IN VIOLENT CLASHES

Members of the Dinka Atuot community yesterday engaged in fierce clashes with the Jur community in the area of Aguran and Wou Wou, Yirol...

UN CONCERNED AT IMPACT ON CIVILIANS OF JONGLEI FIGHTING

The UN expressed its growing concern at the ongoing operations by the SPLA against the rebel forces in Jonglei State and its impact on...

ARMY AND REBELS COMMIT SERIOUS ABUSES AGAINST CIVILIANS IN OWECI CLASHES

SPLA soldiers and forces loyal to commander Olony committed serious abuses against defenseless civilians during clashes in Oweci village, in Upper Nile, that started...

HEALTH SECTOR DEVELOPS STRATEGIC PLAN

The health authorities are involved in a workshop to develop the strategic plan for the sector. GoSS health undersecretary Olivia Loromo said the participants...

HALF OF SOUTH SUDAN POPULATION HAS LESS THAN THREE POUNDS TO SPEND PER DAY

Half of the population in South Sudan is under the poverty line and lives with less than 73 pounds per month.This is the socio-economic...

EASTERN EQUATORIA PARLIAMENT TAKES A BREAK

MPs at the Eastern Equatoria assembly decided to have a break after over 40 sittings that passed a few resolutions and many policy statements...

LENT, TIME FOR MAKING RECONCILIATION – SAYS BISHOP

The season of Lent that started yesterday is a time for changing hearts and making reconciliation. This is the point Bishop Caesar Mazzolari of...

SOUTH SUDAN NEEDS TO BUILD SELF-IDENTITY

South Sudan needs urgently to build its own self-identity through hard work and love towards a peaceful country. This is the view Bishop Edward...

CENSUS COMMISSION LAUNCHES 2010 STATISTICAL YEARBOOK

The South Sudan Commission for Census, Statistics and Evaluation launched this morning in Juba the 2010 Statistical Yearbook. The official launch was attended by...

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