South Sudan should end economic dependence on neighboring countries, a sociologist at the University of Juba has said. Continue reading “Citizens urged to grow their own food”

There were clashes between cattle keepers and security forces in Rumbek-North County, Lakes, yesterday. However, details are scanty. Continue reading “Latest clashes reported in Lakes”

Oil companies operating in oil producing areas should use a modern technology to avoid environmental pollution, the undersecretary in the Ministry of Environment has said. Continue reading “Oil companies warned against pollution”

Traders whose shops where demolished in Juba Town yesterday say there are no roads leading to the new market allocated to them at Nyakuron suburb. Continue reading “Traders react to demolition of Juba market”

UN Secretary-General’s Humanitarian Envoy, Abdullah Al Matouq and the High Commissioner for Refugees, António Guterres, have discussed with Sudanese President Omar El-Bashir the situation of South Sudanese refugees in Sudan.  Continue reading “U.N. talks to Bashir on S. Sudanese refugees in Sudan”

U.S Ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power, is urging the warring parties to end sexual violence in South Sudan. Continue reading “Amb. Power calls for an end to sexual violence”

Residents in areas closer to oil fields in Unity State say oil leaks in conflict areas is polluting environment and endangering their health. Continue reading “Oil leaks endanger lives in Unity”

The intra-party meeting which took place in Tanzanian city of Arusha is not replacing the Addis Ababa Peace talks, a member of the SPLM Political Bureau has said. Continue reading “SPLM clears Arusha deal confusion”

Four people have been killed by floods in Gogrial West County, an official has confirmed. Continue reading “4 drown in Gogrial floods”

Prices of food items in the market have doubled due fuel shortage in Warrap, according to the Acting governor. Continue reading “Warrap: Market prices skyrocket amidst fuel shortage”