Gov’t “owes public” explanations for oil revenues – Researcher
Emmanuel Akile | December 13th, 2018
A senior researcher at the Sudd Institute has said government should explain to the public how it spends the oil revenues.
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Gov’t reacts to the United States move to cut financial aid
Emmanuel Akile | Dec 14th, 2018
The government has reacted to the United States move to cut financial aid to South Sudan, saying the government is not being run with American money.
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AAH employees, management in row over benefits
Rembe Seme | December 13th, 2018
Some employees of the Action Africa Help International have accused the humanitarian organization of refusing to release their benefits.
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Youth should take charge of labor market – TNLA deputy Speaker
Mansuru Nyalaziri | December 13th, 2018
The citizens particularly youth should disregard cultural beliefs and do any manual jobs, the first deputy speaker of the transitional parliament has appealed.
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Rescheduled testing of MPs for HIV failed
Rembe Seme | December 12th, 2018
The HIV and AIDS testing of the national members of parliament did not go as planned for Wednesday.
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R-JMEC: All security arrangement mechanisms in place
Emmanuela Erasto | December 12th, 2018
The interim chairperson of the Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission has all the security arrangement mechanisms have been established.
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Suspended lecturer calls UoJ Vice Chancellor dictator
Emmanuel Akile | December 12th, 2018
The vice-chancellor of the University of Juba has suspended without pay a lecturer for disagreeing with him on the social media.
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UNMISS head urges SSOA leaders to compromise
Emmanuel Akile | December 12th, 2018
The head of the UN mission in South Sudan is urging the peace party ripped by internal row to resolve the issue amicably.
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Child bride spurs exorbitant suitors
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Alhadi Hawari | October 29th, 2018
Several wealthy men are competing for a 17-year-old girl in Eastern lakes state, with one man willing to offer over 500 cows and 3 V-8s, the minister of information of Eastern Lakes has said.