The Director of Juba International Airport says camps have been set up for entrance and exit as the terminals are being renovated. Continue reading “Camps set up at Juba airport, renovation underway”

President Salva Kiir left the country this morning to attend the Africa-Arab Summit on trade and investment in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. Continue reading “Kiir leaves for Malabo”

The new team of Japanese soldiers will not be using force, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said. Continue reading “New Japanese force won’t use force – Mawien”

The chairman of the Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission has appealed to the transitional government of national unity to assume Continue reading “Mogae calls for “more visible stance in propagating peace””

The state Minister of Education in Jonglei has dismissed 11 primary and secondary school teachers over a pay strike staged last month, Continue reading “Jonglei teachers sacked over pay strike”

It is difficult to supply drugs to the health facilities out of Yei town due to insecurity, Yei River State Minister of Health has said. Continue reading “Yei: Insecurity affects dispersion of medical supplies”

The Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission has announced that it is “seriously concerned about continuing violence and hostility” Continue reading “JMEC expresses concern over ‘continuing violence’”

A panel of experts has urged the UN Security Council to notify authorities in East Africa to comply with recent asset freezes imposed Continue reading “UNSC to region on asset freezes”

The World Health Organization says it has extended a nationwide polio vaccination campaign due to difficulties in accessing children. Continue reading “Why WHO extended polio vaccination campaign”

The President of Sudan and South Sudan Catholic Bishops’ Conference, Cardinal Zubeir Wako, has officially retired as Archbishop of Khartoum. Continue reading “Wako retires”