The Country Director of Save the Children says the organization has suspended operations in Waat, Bieh State, after its warehouse was looted early this week. Continue reading “Save the Children suspends activities in Waat”
Author: Joakino Francis
The National Dialogue debate
Of late, the National Dialogue has been one of the issues that have dominated discussions in the media, social media platforms, and local Continue reading “The National Dialogue debate”
Business loan advice
Have you ever obtained a business loan from any financial institution. If yes, how did it go? Continue reading “Business loan advice”
Mother Language Day
Today, February 21, is the International Mother Language Day. It’s a worldwide annual observance held on 21 February to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism.
Its overall objective is to contribute to promoting Global Citizenship education. The theme “Towards Sustainable Futures through Multilingual Education.”
Meanwhile, a professor at the University of Juba says the government should now implement teaching local languages in primary schools as part of the national curriculum.
At the end of last year, South Sudan and its education partners launched primary education curriculum to improve learning in the country.
In the syllabus, all dialects are regarded as national languages and must be thought in lower primary classes.
Mairi John Blackings, who is a lecturer of linguistics, says learning one’s mother tongue is a human right issue, and that all schools should begin implementing it.
He speaks with Joakino…
The state of wildlife
South Sudan wild animals do migrate to the neighboring countries but do come back to South Sudan, according to officials. Continue reading “The state of wildlife”
Suspended lecturers resume work
A representative of the Academic Staff Association at the University of Juba has confirmed that 8 lecturers who were previously Continue reading “Suspended lecturers resume work”
UoJ academic staff protest arrest of colleagues
The University of Juba Academic staff Association says it has called for an open ended general strike in protest over Continue reading “UoJ academic staff protest arrest of colleagues”
10 Hepatitis B cases recorded weekly in Juba
A consultant physician at the Nile Medical Care Centre says at least ten people are diagnosed with Hepatitis-B every Continue reading “10 Hepatitis B cases recorded weekly in Juba”
Fee rise reversal reactions
The Students’ Union at the Juba University has welcomed the cancellation of a decision to increase tuition fee. Continue reading “Fee rise reversal reactions”
Students welcome tuition fee rise reversal
The Students’ Union at the Juba University has welcomed the cancellation of a decision to increase tuition fee. Continue reading “Students welcome tuition fee rise reversal”









