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YEI COMMISSIONER DENIES GORE SUPPORTERS ARREST

Yei County Commissioner denied allegations that he ordered the arrest of five supports of an independent candidate who lost the race for Central Equatoria...

EQUITY BANK TO OPEN BRANCH IN YEI

A Kenyan bank that started operating in South Sudan last year plans to open a branch in Yei bringing to three the number of...

CHILD ORGANIZATIONS LOBBY FOR SCHOOL LEVIES REMOVAL

Seven child organizations prepared a study that collected accurate and comprehensive data in order to enable education partners to lobby the government to abolish...

RUMBEK SENIOR STUDENTS DECRY CONGESTION AND LACK OF FOOD

Students at Rumbek Senior Secondary threatened to cause trouble if the problems of congestion and lack of food were not addressed by the administration...

EASTERN EQUATORIA GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES NEW STATE CABINET

The Governor of Eastern Equatoria made public the list of ministers he invited for his government. Governor Louis Lobong Lojore told the press in...

EASTERN EQUATORIA MPS CONDEMN ROAD ATTACKS

Members of Eastern Equatoria Assembly condemned the recent road attacks in the state that killed at least four people. Last Friday, two civilians and...

UGANDA INVITES AL-BASHIR FOR AU MEETING

Uganda said the Sudanese President was invited to attend the African summit in Kampala in July after its president commented that Mr. al-Bashir would...

EASTERN EQUATORIA GOVERNOR APPOINTS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Eastern Equatoria Governor appointed six County Commissioners while the nomination of another two is still pending. The new leaders for Ikwoto, Kapoeta North, East...

EASTERN EQUATORIA ASSEMBLY ELECTS SELECT COMMITTEE

Eastern Equatoria State Assembly elected seven members for the Select Committee following the conclusion of the second reading of the Conduct Business code. Joseph...

RUMBEK STUDENTS RIOT OVER CLASSROOMS SHORTAGE

Over 600 students at Rumbek's Senior Secondary School took part in a protest over classrooms shortage and lack of teachers and food. The school's...

600 DIE IN DARFUR FIGHTING IN MAY

Nearly 600 people died in Darfur region in May, the bloodiest month in more than two years, UN officials said. Violence in the seven-year-old...

U.S. CONCERNED OVER SUDAN’S ARRESTS OF OPPONENTS

The U.S. administration expressed concern over the pattern of increasing political repression the Khartoum government is showing with arrests of opposition leaders, journalists and...

REPORT BLAMES SWEDISH OIL FIRM FOR SUDAN WAR CRIMES

A consortium led by Swedish Lundin Petroleum is partly to blame for war crimes committed in Sudan between 1997 and 2003 in an oil...

US COURT DISMISSES SUDAN SUIT

An appeals court yesterday upheld the dismissal of a 50 million US dollar lawsuit against the United States over then-President Bill Clinton's 1998 decision...

ARRESTED JOURNALISTS FREED FINALLY

Eleven journalists from South Sudan Radio and TV were freed today after 16 days of interrogation by national security personnel in Juba. One of...

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