An official of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) said South Sudan is well placed to join the largest regional economic bloc in the continent as it is already surrounded by countries that are already members. Continue reading “South Sudan tipped to join economic bloc COMESA”
Month: October 2023
CES traditional leaders beg for security guards, mobility
At least 25 traditional leaders in Juba have appealed to the national government to assist them with security personneland mobility means to facilitate their operations. Continue reading “CES traditional leaders beg for security guards, mobility”
Haaland scores twice as Man City cruise past Man Utd
Erling Haaland scored twice as Manchester City inflicted more pain on Manchester United with a 3-0 win at Old Trafford to close within two points of Premier League leaders Tottenham. Continue reading “Haaland scores twice as Man City cruise past Man Utd”
UNESCO official urges policies to reverse shortage of qualified teachers
A United Nations education agency official has called for joint support including a political will to promote and transform teachers’ status and living standard to reverse the teacher shortage in South Sudan. Continue reading “UNESCO official urges policies to reverse shortage of qualified teachers”
Malakia crush Juba United 6-0 to secure semifinal spot
Malakia FC on Saturday sailed to the semifinals of the South Sudan Cup in Juba after an easy 6-0 victory against Juba United FC at Buluk Playground. Continue reading “Malakia crush Juba United 6-0 to secure semifinal spot”
Amuor urges parliament to ensure NilePet independence
The Managing Director of state-owned Nile Petroleum Corporation is calling on the parliament to empower the institution to ensure its transparency and independence. Continue reading “Amuor urges parliament to ensure NilePet independence”
Israel pounds Gaza as UN warns order ‘starting to break down’
Israel pounded Hamas-ruled Gaza with more air and ground attacks Sunday in an escalating military campaign as the UN warned civil order was “starting to break down” in the besieged Palestinian territory. Continue reading “Israel pounds Gaza as UN warns order ‘starting to break down’”
Why rape survivors should avoid bathing before recording evidence
A Gender-Based Violence Specialist is appealing to survivors of Gender-Based Violence crimes not to erase tangible evidence if it is not yet reported to the police, adding that it is important in their quest for justice. Continue reading “Why rape survivors should avoid bathing before recording evidence”
South Sudan, Uganda agree to mitigate border tension
South Sudan and Uganda have made several resolutions including the deployment of a joint force, sharing of intelligence and a ban on the sale of land along their volatile borderline. Continue reading “South Sudan, Uganda agree to mitigate border tension”
South Sudan receives 27 tons of humanitarian aid from Saudi Arabia
The first batch of humanitarian assistance amounting to 27 tons donated to South Sudan by the oil-rich Kingdom of Saudi Arabia landed in Juba on Saturday, with more shipments expected in the coming days, according to the government.
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