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UNDP CONCERNED AT ALLEGATIONS OF POLICE RECRUITS HARASSMENT

The UN Development Programme is concerned about allegations of sexual assault and torture against police recruits during their nine- month training at Rejaf Police...

SPECIALIST URGES GOSS TO SORT OUT DISPARITY IN EDUCATION MONEY ALLOCATION

A specialist has urged the education authorities to sort out disparity in money allocation to cover for salaries and costs in the different states...

SEPARATION PROCESS TOWARDS INDEPENDENCE RUNNING SMOOTHLY, SAYS VICE-PRESIDENT

The process of separation between North and South Sudan geared towards full independence is running smoothly. GoSS Vice president Riek Machar Teny told yesterday...

YEI CLINIC STARTS WEEK-LONG EYE SURGERY

A Yei clinic started a week-long eye surgery operation yesterday following the arrival of a surgeon from Juba on Wednesday. Martha Clinic administrator Taban...

COMMUNITIES SHOULD OFFER LAND TO ATTRACT INVESTORS, SAYS OFFICIAL

Eastern Equatoria speaker called on the communities to offer land to the authorities to attract investors to the region. Ambrose Emmanuel Ocholimoi claimed that...

AID AGENTS LEARN COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Aid agents attended yesterday a workshop on communication with disaster affected communities. Miranda Eeles, the workshop's main facilitator, told Good News Radio that the...

WARRAP PRIMARY EIGHT RESULTS TO BE RELEASED NEXT WEEK

Pupils who sat for their primary leaving certificate exams last month in Warrap state will get their results next week. Education minister Madhel Malek...

AUTHORITIES DECRY GIRLS DROPOUT HIGH RATE IN NUBA MOUNTAINS

Education authorities are alarmed with the rampant number of girls leaving school in Nuba Mountains. Kumbur educational supervisor Kodoti Changalo told Voice of Peace...

MEDIA LAWS OUT BEFORE JULY 9, PROMISES MINISTER

GoSS information minister said key media laws would be passed before the independence of South Sudan to pave the way for a democratic environment...

MEDIA DISCUSSES ITS FUTURE IN INDEPENDENT SOUTH SUDAN

A media association organized a debate on future of journalism and the bills of rights in independent South Sudan. Association for Media Development in...

2011 BUDGET PROMOTES SCIENCE SUBJECTS

The 2011 Budget under debate in the South Sudan Legislative Assembly is to promote science oriented subjects. Professor Barri Wanji who chairs the Assembly's...

LAINYA COUNTY CHECKS FOREIGNERS WITH VALID DOCUMENTS

Lainya County's immigration officer carried out this morning an operation to assess the number of foreigners with valid documents living in the region. Lainya...

EASTERN EQUATORIA PARLIAMENT PASSES LAFON/LOPA COUNTY REFERENDUM REPORT

Eastern Equatoria Assembly has passed with amendments the referendum report for Lafon/Lopa County. The report was the second to be presented to the House,...

LRA THREATENS WESTERN EQUATORIA, SAYS BISHOP

The Bishop of Tombura-Yambio said the Ugandan rebels are a real threat to development in Western Equatoria. Bishop Edward Hiiboro said the people...

MARIDI INAUGURATES ELECTRICITY

Maridi's power supply was inaugurated yesterday and the Western Equatoria town can now experience the benefits of electricity. The project was funded by USAID...

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