The National Pre-transitional Committee says it will only foot the hotel bills for peace delegates until the beginning of the Transitional Period. Continue reading “Peace delegates to “find their own way” out of hotels in May -Makuei”
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South Sudanese are the “unhappiest in the world”
South Sudanese have been ranked as the unhappiest people in the world, in the 2019 World Happiness Report. Continue reading “South Sudanese are the “unhappiest in the world””
Gov’ts responsible for loss of lives in Tonj-Wau clashes -Advocate
An advocate says the State governments of Tonj and Wau may be subject to legal action for the destruction of lives and property in Kwajina County, Wau state. Continue reading “Gov’ts responsible for loss of lives in Tonj-Wau clashes -Advocate”
Kiir to return to the Vatican for a retreat in April
President Salva Kiir is expected to return to the Vatican for a retreat with a select number of officials within the next few weeks, according to the Minister of Information. Continue reading “Kiir to return to the Vatican for a retreat in April”
Parliamentary committee summons Minister and VC over university fee hikes
The Specialized Standing Committee on Education at the Transitional National Legislative Assembly has summoned two senior higher education officials to explain why they increased the university tuition fees. Continue reading “Parliamentary committee summons Minister and VC over university fee hikes”
Gov’t warned against selling oil in advance
The International Monetary Fund or IMF has advised the government of South Sudan against selling crude oil in advance, saying it is expensive and non-transparent. Continue reading “Gov’t warned against selling oil in advance”
Tonj directs its cattle keepers to leave Wau State
The Governor of Tonj has issued an order directing all cattle keepers in the neighboring Wau State to return to home to Tonj to avoid more cattle-related conflicts. Continue reading “Tonj directs its cattle keepers to leave Wau State”
Japan pledges more funds for the Freedom Bridge
The government of Japan has pledged an additional $28 million for the completion of Freedom Bridge whose construction has been suspended across the Nile river in Juba -since 2016. Continue reading “Japan pledges more funds for the Freedom Bridge”
Tunisia’s U-23 enroute to Juba to face South Sudan’s U-23s in Afcon qualifier
Tunisia’s U-23 national team is expected to arrive in the country on Tuesday ahead of their U23 Afcon qualifier against South Sudan’s U-23s on Wednesday. Continue reading “Tunisia’s U-23 enroute to Juba to face South Sudan’s U-23s in Afcon qualifier”
Man accused of raping 12-year old step-daughter finally arrested
Police in Gbudue State have finally arrested a man accused of defiling his stepdaughter in Nzara County. Continue reading “Man accused of raping 12-year old step-daughter finally arrested”
