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DEFEATED GENERAL DEMANDS REMOVAL OF JONGLEI GOVERNOR-ELECT

SPLA general George Athor said yesterday he had taken command of a number of soldiers and demanded the removal of the Jonglei governor-elect that...

THOUSANDS DISPLACED BY RECENT CLASHES IN SOUTH DARFUR

A United Nations inter-agency assessment mission visited the mountains in South Darfur state and found several thousand peoplein hiding displaced by clashes in March.The...

SOLIDARITY WITH SOUTHERN SUDAN TO EXTEND TEACHERS TRAINING PROGRAMME

A Catholic organization operating in South Sudan announced the extension of its teachers training activities to Torit, Leer and Nzara in addition to Malakal...

NO LAW LIMITS PRESS FREEDOM IN SOUTH SUDAN

Lack of media laws and the authoritative attitude of the government are limiting the freedom of media outlets in South Sudan. This is the...

JUBA RESIDENTS HOLD CONTRASTING VIEWS ON MEDIA PERFORMANCE

Residents of Juba have differing views over the media performance in southern Sudan. SCR News interviewed some people to mark the World Press Freedom...

SUDAN BADLY POSITIONED IN GLOBAL PRESS FREEDOM RANKINGS

Sudan is positioned in the lower part of the 2010 table of Global press freedom rankings together with most African states among the not...

HEALTH AUTHORITIES LAUNCH VACCINATION CAMPAIGN

Health authorities started a vaccine campaign targeting women in fertile age and under one-year old babes. Health centres across the country are ministering a...

FOOD SHORTAGE PERSISTS IN EASTERN EQUATORIA

Food insecurity in Eastern Equatoria State continues since last year and is expected to prolong until the harvests in July and September. Budi County...

SPLA REDEPLOYS FORCES ALONG THE BORDERS

The SPLA is redeploying along the north-south border in a bid to counter a build up of northern forces that military authorities say not...

WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DECLINES

Freedom of the press declined significantly in almost every region of the world in 2009, a recent study reveals. Freedom House published last week...

U.S. COMMITTED TO BRING AL-BASHIR TO JUSTICE

U.S. Secretary of State said yesterday that the American admininstration is committed to bringing President elect Omar al-Bashir to justice. Hillary Clinton said Mr....

KHARTOUM TO PAY POWER PLANT WITH OIL

An Indian state-owned company offered to revive an agreement to set up a 1,000-Mega Watt power generation project in Sudan. The project costs one...

JEM REBELS FREEZE DARFUR PEACE TALKS

Rebel Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) suspended yesterday its participation in the Darfur peace process that is taking place in Doha, the Qatari capital....

AT LEAST FOUR DIE IN DARFUR OVER ILLEGAL INVESTMENT SCHEME PROTEST

At least four people died when over 1000 people rallied yesterday in El Fasher, North Darfur, demanding their money back after an illegal investment...

WORK DEFINES PERSON, SAYS CHURCH LEADER

Work well done is what defines a person, said a church leader. Fr. Johnson Jada Kalisto, the personal secretary of the archbishop of Juba,...

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