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CORRUPTION IN SOUTH SUDAN NOT WORST CASE SCENARIO

Corruption in south Sudan is not as bad as it is said and did not reach yet its worst scenario. This is the opinion...

SENIOR WOMEN MANAGERS PRAISE TRAINING

Senior women managers from Lakes and Northern Bahr el Ghazal states have praised a five-day training that concluded today. The government of southern Sudan...

SILLY MISTAKE TO TAKE IN MORE STUDENTS THAN CAPACITY

The governor of Lakes state said it was an unfortunate silly mistake to admit more students than the Rumbek Senior Secondary School could realistically...

STUDENTS CONCLUDE FOUNDATION COURSE WITH SUCCESS

The first batch of students at the Catholic Health Training Institute in Wau concluded the foundation course with very positive results. The results were...

EASTERN EQUATORIA DEPLOYS MENINGITIS RESCUE TEAMS

Eastern Equatoria health authorities deployed two rescue teams to provide medical assistance to people affected by an outbreak of meningitis in Budi County and...

MALAKAL DIOCESE CONCLUDES YEAR FOR PRIEST WITH RETREAT

The catholic diocese of Malakal organized a four-day retreat for its clergy to conclude the Year for Priests' celebrations. The event that ended yesterday...

KHARTOUM LIFTS FLIGHT BAN ON DARFUR HELICOPTERS

The government of Khartoum lifted a ban on helicopter flights in Darfur. Ibrahim Gambari, head of UNAMID, told the UN Security Council that the...

AL QAEDA MAY HAVE HELPED SUDANESE KILLERS ESCAPE

The Al-Qaeda may have helped four men on the death row escape from a Khartoum top security prison. Officials said four suspects sentenced to...

DARFUR REBEL LEADERS IN COURT ON WAR CRIMES CHARGES

Two Darfur rebel leaders appeared before the International Criminal Court yesterday charged with masterminding an attack that killed 12 African Union peacekeepers in Darfur...

ERITREAN REFUGES LEAVE SUDAN CAMPS

The UN Refugee agency said that about 24 thousand Eritrean refugees left camps in Eastern Sudan in recent months. Speaking to SRS in Khartoum...

CYCLISTS RAISE FUNDS FOR WATER, HOPE FOR SUDAN

American cyclists ended a weeklong 670-mile cycling journey to raise money for clean water in the Diocese of Twic East in southern Sudan. Episcopal...

GERMANY EXTENDS SUDAN MISSIONS TO ANOTHER YEAR

The German parliament extended its military participation for a further year in the UN-led peace missions in Sudan while reducing their numbers considerably. ...

PRISON PLEDGES TO WORK WITH RIGHTS ACTIVISTS OVER JUVENILE DETENTIONS

Juba prison police pledged to work hand and hand with human rights groups to follow cases of over 60 young prisoners detained in the...

PEER EDUCATORS TRAIN ON HIV AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

Peer educators from six secondary schools in Juba are under going a three-day training on HIV and AIDS and reproductive health. Oniko Joseph is...

YOUTH CREATE PLAYS ON HIV AWARENESS

Juba youth have created plays to be used in creating HIV awareness especially among their peers. The plays were created during a three-day HIV...

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