SPLA boss dies

Emmanuel Akile | Apr 20th, 2018

The SPLA Chief of Defense Forces, James Ajong’a Mawut, has passed away.

Money transfer companies ordered to close down

Staff Writer | April 20th, 2018

The money transfer companies in Juba say they have been ordered by the security to close down.

UN to conclude investigations on Ghanaian police

Hellen Achayo | April 20th, 2018

An independent investigation into the alleged sexual exploitation by Ghanaian peacekeepers in Wau is being concluded, says the head of the UN Mission in the country.

Raja IDPs in dire need of assistance

Charles Wote | April 20th, 2018

Tombura State authorities say over 800 civilians who were displaced by violence in Lol State are in dire need of humanitarian assistance.

Vivacell to initiate arbitration against the gov’t

Rosemary Peter | April 20th, 2018

The Minister of Information says the management of Vivacell telecom has informed his office of its intention to initiate arbitration against the government

Arsene Wenger resigns in May

Hellen Achayo | April 20th, 2018

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has announced that he will leave the football club at the end of the season.

Jubek denies selling yellow fever cards in black market

Emmanuel Akile | April 20th, 2018

The government of Jubek state has denied allegations that some of its officials are selling yellow fever cards in the black market.

5 people killed in renewed clashes in N. Liech

Dominic Santo | April 19th, 2018

Five people have been killed in a renewed clashes in Northern Liech, according to the state authorities.

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Nilepet serving gov’t war agendas – Report

Staff Writer | March 6th, 2018

A UK-based research group says the economic drivers of South Sudan’s conflict, including the oil sector, should be the focus of the next revitalization forum