The Minister of Information in Fashoda State says river transport routes have been re-opened to allow traders move goods in Kaka, Kodok and Malakal. Continue reading “River transport routes between Kodok & Malakal re-opened”
Author: Magdoline Joseph
Judges call on President Kiir to resolve the standoff
The Justices and Judges Committee has reiterated its call on President Salva Kiir to look into their issues to allow them to resume work as their strike continues for more than two months. Continue reading “Judges call on President Kiir to resolve the standoff”
Fuel shortage hinders the deployment of forces on Juba – Bor road
Fuel shortage has hindered the deployment of the joint forces on Juba – Bor road, the Acting SPLA Spokesperson has said. Continue reading “Fuel shortage hinders the deployment of forces on Juba – Bor road”
Court-martial judges tour Terrain hotel
The Acting SPLA Spokesperson says the fourth trial of the suspects accused of carrying out an attack on Terrain Hotel in Juba will take place tomorrow [Tuesday]. Continue reading “Court-martial judges tour Terrain hotel”
Gov’t calls on Sudan to reconsider plan to relocate S. Sudanese refugees from Khartoum
The Deputy Minister of Information says the Government is concerned about Sudan’s plan to relocate South Sudanese Refugees outside the capital, Khartoum. Continue reading “Gov’t calls on Sudan to reconsider plan to relocate S. Sudanese refugees from Khartoum”
Heavy rains destroy electricity poles, crash vehicles in Juba
Heavy rains have destroyed electricity poles and crashing vehicles along the road between Custom to the University of Juba. Continue reading “Heavy rains destroy electricity poles, crash vehicles in Juba”
Agricultural Bank, Ministry of Agriculture to give loans to farmers
The Agricultural Bank and the National Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security are offering loans to enable farmers to purchase fuel for mechanized farming. Continue reading “Agricultural Bank, Ministry of Agriculture to give loans to farmers”
Organized forces to ND: Address tribalism, nepotism & corruption
Some members of the organized forces say they want issues of tribalism, nepotism, and corruption included in the agenda of the dialogue, a member of Steering Committee has said. Continue reading “Organized forces to ND: Address tribalism, nepotism & corruption”
Maridi reports over 70 cases of nodding disease among children
Over 70 cases of Nodding Disease among children have been recorded in Maridi state since mid-last year, the Governor has said. Continue reading “Maridi reports over 70 cases of nodding disease among children”
Judges’ strike delays trial of drug dealers
Some people accused of drug dealing have not been tried in court because of the strike by justices and judges, the police has said. Continue reading “Judges’ strike delays trial of drug dealers”
