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Civil society organizations prepare to spread peace agreement messages

Civil society organizations in Western Bahr El Ghazal State are conducting a two-day workshop to train members in bringing peace messages. The trainees will deliver...

Civil society participation declining in South Sudan, says report

A report by University of Juba reveals that the civil society has fallen apart right from independence. University's External Relations Director Dr Leben Moro says...

Ignoring church mediation prolongs suffering, says Bishop Tombe

Episcopal Church Bishop of Rejaf Diocese regrets that if South Sudan warring parties had not ignored church mediation, long suffering could have been prevented. Bishop...

Minister sees appointment of state governors as legalization of tribalism

 Jonglei State Education Minister sees a risk that community vetting of nominees for governors could give tribalism a chance. Tut Kuony Nang believes political parties...

South Sudan to celebrate day to end impunity against journalists

South Sudan media houses will on Monday mark the second International Day to end impunity for crimes against journalists. The day offers an opportunity for...

Abyei re-echoes its belonging to South Sudan

Abyei Administrative Area is re-echoing its unanimous 2013 referendum vote to join South Sudan. The oil rich region occupied by Dinka Ngok and Arab Messiriya...

Bishop Taban tells South Sudanese to love another for lasting peace

The Emeritus Bishop of Torit Catholic Diocese tells South Sudanese to love and treat each other as equals to realize lasting peace in the...

Equatoria prefers federalism to decentralization

Elders and intellectuals from Equatoria region believe federalism serves better than decentralization in giving powers to people. Representative Canon Clement Janda tells the press that...

UN screens children for severe hunger in South Sudan

United Nations Children agency, UNICEF and World Food Programme are carrying out hunger testing among children in Warrap State. The agencies believe 26 thousand children...

Governor Western Equatoria says state becoming stable

Western Equatoria Caretaker Governor said the state is becoming stable. Patrick Raphael Zamoi on Thursday in Juba expressed surprise to see Mundri West youth vandalized...

South Sudan businesses in danger of losses

Conflict and economic crisis are paralyzing businesses in the country. Business Federation head Nyiel Gordon Kuol says there is no progress in trade now and...

Yei Catholic Diocese holds monthly recollection

Priests and religious men and women in the Catholic Diocese of Yei on Thursday held monthly spiritual recollection at St Joseph's Parish Lutaya Pastoral...

Civil society raises concerns on Kajo-Keji-Juba road insecurity

Community Empowerment for Rehabilitation and Development Executive Director raises concerns over the increasing insecurity along Juba-Kajo-Keji and Juba-Yei roads. Mawa George Lazarus appeals to the...

Human resource distribution generates debate in Torit Parliament

Eastern Equatoria Parliament debate on Wednesday heated up on the distribution of human resource between Imotong and Namurnyang States. Public Service and Labour Acting minister...

Wau Catholic authorities urge Lokloko occupiers to avoid investment

Wau Catholic Diocese Land Coordinator tells occupiers of Church land at Lokloko market not to invest on the plots. Pio John says they have development...

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