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NUMBER OF RETURNEES OVERWHELMING, SAYS AID AGENCY

The number of returnees coming south is overwhelming and there is the real risk of a humanitarian crisis, a leading aid agency said. Edwin...

MP SAYS INTERIM CONSTITUTIONS IGNORE YOUTH

A MP in Central Equatoria parliament said that the interim constitutions of Sudan and Southern Sudan do not include the youth.Tom Wani explained to...

BISHOP APPEALS TO RESPONSIBLE HANDOVERS

The catholic bishop of Yei urged officials to carry out their tasks with responsibility until they hand them over to their successors. Bishop Erkolano...

LAKES GOVERNOR REGRETS POLICE ACTION AGAINST WOMEN IN TROUSERS

Lakes Governor regretted last week's action by a section of new police who harassed ladies in trousers and men with dreadlocks in Rumbek. Some...

RUMBEK TRAFIC POLICE CRACKDOWN ON MOTORBIKES

The traffic police in Rumbek launched a motorcycle crackdown yesterday, netting up to 150 motorcycles due to lack of registration number plates and or...

LAKES TRAFFIC CHIEF WANTS TO BAN FOREIGNERS FROM DRIVING PUBLIC VEHICLES

A senior police traffic officer in Lakes State urged the local government to bar foreigners from driving public service vehicles and taxi-bikes known as...

DEMINING RESUMES IN TONJ SOUTH COUNTY

A foreign company has resumed demining activities in Tonj South County, Warrap state after a long Christmas break. Phil Hartley, who works for Armour...

GOSS PROVES THAT SOUTH SUDAN IS A VIABLE STATE, SAYS ANALYST

A political analyst said the last six years of South Sudan's self-governance proves that the new country about to be born is viable and...

ABYEI SHOULD COME TOP IN POST-REFERENDUM TALKS, SAYS OFFICIAL

Abyei should top the post referendum talks between the SPLM and the NCP because the region is a source of tension. This is the...

SPLM-DC WELCOMES PEACEFUL REFERENDUM

Sudan People's Liberation Movement for Democratic Change (SPLM-DC) has welcomed the peaceful conduct and massive turnout of the just-concluded referendum. Peter Yeka, who heads...

UPPER NILE’S 97.7 PERCENT VOTE IN FAVOUR OF SECESSION

Upper Nile referendum authorities announced that secession got the overwhelming majority of votes at the polls. Public outreach officer Lem Peter Mabil said that...

SECESSION SCORES 98.8 PERCENT IN WESTERN EQUATORIA

Separation was the almost unanimous choice of Western Equatorial voters during the referendum polls. Almost 212 thousand voted for separation against just over 1,000...

CENTRAL EQUATORIA RETURNEES LAMENT LACK OF ASSISTANCE

Returnees from northern Sudan are complaining about lack of assistance from the concerned authorities to resettle them in South Sudan. Sources at the UNHCR...

RADIO EASTER MAKES ONE YEAR ON AIR

Radio Easter, the Voice of Truth and Life, completes today 366 days on air. The outgoing station manager Fr. Arike Joseph, who was appointed...

LAKES YOUTH EXPECT POLITICAL STABILITY AND DEVELOPMENT

Political stability and development rank high among the expectations of Lakes State youth for the new nation voted in the referendum. These expectations were...

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