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TORIT JOINS WORLD TO CELEBRATE WOMEN’S DAY

Torit today joined the rest of the world to celebrate International Women's Day in Freedom Square. Several stakeholders, including state ministers and representatives of...

EASTERN EQUATORIA STATE POLICE CHIEF DIES IN KHARTOUM

The Eastern Equatoria Police Commissioner died suddenly on Sunday in Khartoum due to high blood pressure. Late Major General Juma Hassan Ali went to...

BUDI COUNTY ROADS SAFER

The deployment of security forces along the Camp 15-Chukudum Road has brought a relative calm to the area after last month's a fatal attack...

RUMBEK DIOCESE LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO BUILD CATHEDRAL

The Catholic Diocese of Rumbek launched on Sunday a fundraising campaign to build a new cathedral under the slogan "Donate one or more blocks."...

YIROL WOMEN CELEBRATE PEACE, LOVE AND UNITY

Yirol women marked yesterday their day at Payii River, Lakes State. Karak Mayik, Country Director of Women for Women International Sudan Chapter, called on...

OPPOSITION WITHDRAWS FROM CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW COMMITTEE

Nine political parties declared this morning their withdrawal from the committee that is reviewing the Interim Constitution ahead of the independence. UDSF chairman David...

SPLM-DC DENIES INVOLVEMENT IN UPPER NILE CLASHES

The SPLM-DC is not involved in the heavy fighting between the SPLA and some armed elements that took place near Malakal yesterday, the party...

SOUTH SUDAN WITHOUT RADAR TO CONTROL AIRSPACE

South Sudan does not have radar facilities in place to control its airspace after independence. South Sudan director of airports Kur Koul Ajieu told...

SOUTH SUDAN TO HAVE NEW CURRENCY AFTER INDEPENDENCE

NCP and SPLM delegations were six days in Ethiopia for a new round of negotiations and agreed that South Sudan will have a new...

UNIVERSITY OF JUBA GRADUATES 31 STUDENTS

The University of Juba graduated 31 students from the College of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies in a lively ceremony yesterday. The families were...

RETAILERS BLAMED FOR WATER PRICE HIKE

Juba retailers are being blamed for the increase in water prices over the past week. Consumers are being asked to pay more 50 piaster...

CLEARING AGENTS BLAMED FOR HIGH COMMODITY PRICES

Traders attribute the hike on prices in south Sudan to high taxes at the border while state tax collectors blame clearing agents for the...

FAKE MONEY GETS INTO CHURCH

Fake one Sudanese pound bills that have been rejected by traders found their way into Church's offertory collections. Some Christians dumped the notes...

BISHOP OF EL-OBEID VISITS NUBA MOUNTAINS

El-Obeid Catholic coadjutor Bishop made his first pastoral visit to Nuba Mountains on Friday. Bishop Michael Didi Adgum Mangure celebrated the Mass in Rigifi...

BISHOP OF EL-OBEID VISITS NUBA MOUNTAINS

El-Obeid Catholic coadjutor Bishop made his first pastoral visit to Nuba Mountains on Friday. Bishop Michael Didi Adgum Mangure celebrated the Mass in Rigifi...

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