Kiir in Khartoum for talks with Machar
Dominic Santo | June 25th, 2018
President Salva Kiir left for Khartoum this morning to meet with Dr. Riek Machar over peace talks mediated by Sudanese President, Omar al-Bashir.
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Other political parties invited for talk in Khartoum
Alhadi Hawari | Jun 25th, 2018
Members of other political parties have been invited to Khartoum for the continuation of the peace talks, the Sudanese Minister for Foreign Affairs has said.
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Fistula remains a health threat to women
Ray Okech | June 25th, 2018
Fistula remains a leading health problem among women in South Sudan, the Director for Reproductive Health at the National Ministry of Health has said.
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10 S. Sudanese refugees detained in Arua
Kiden Lucy | June 22nd, 2018
Ugandan Police have detained at least 10 South Sudanese refugees in connection with the killing of four football fans in Arua Uganda.
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Intl. community won’t support unsustainable peace deal
Alhadi Hawari | June 22nd, 2018
The international community has warned the peace partners that they will not support any agreement that is not sustainable and implementable in the country.
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Dr. Abiy warns warring parties
Rosemary Peter | June 22nd, 2018
The region has legal and moral obligations to end the suffering of the people of South Sudan if the leaders fail to strike a peace accord,
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Be patient, food insecure Garang varsity students asked
Memoscar Lasuba | June 22nd, 2018
The Vice-Chancellor of Dr. John Garang Memorial University is appealing to the students to remain patient as she addresses
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Makuei’s statement “reckless and irresponsible”
Kiden Lucy | June 22nd, 2018
The SPLM-IO leadership has criticized statements made by the Minister of Information for the regime in Juba.
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NEW: Freedom of Expression Radio Show
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admin | June 24th, 2018
By Garang Abraham Malak/Koang Pal Chang This year, South Sudan’s civil war entered its fifth year with UN report saying the government continues to censor the media and restrict freedom of expression.
Q&A with Ababu on alleged illicit financial flows to Kenya
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Hellen Achayo | June 18th, 2018
Last week, US-based research group the Enough Project urged Kenya, Uganda and the US to investigate and seize corruption proceeds from South Sudan that have been invested in real estate in the region. Nearly 2 years…
New banknote symbolizes weakening economy
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Rosemary Peter | June 12th, 2018
The Bank of South Sudan has announced the introduction of a new banknote of 500 pounds as a legal tender in the country.