The three governors of Jubek, Terekeka and Jonglei have agreed to resolve disputes between youths of the states. Continue reading “Jubek, Terekeka and Jonglei agreed to address disputes among youth”
Author: Magdoline Joseph
Jonglei and Buma youths to attend a peace dialogue in Juba this weekend
The Governor of Jonglei says youth from his state and those of Buma will arrive in Juba over the weekend to sign an agreement to cease hostilities. Continue reading “Jonglei and Buma youths to attend a peace dialogue in Juba this weekend”
Min.Wildlife raises alarm over endangered species in South Sudan
The Minister of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism has called for a special care in protecting endangered animals, ahead the Endangered Species Day. Continue reading “Min.Wildlife raises alarm over endangered species in South Sudan”
Jonglei youth urged to withdraw from Buma areas
The Governor of Jonglei State, Philip Aguer, says community chiefs and county commissioners have been directed to convince the youth who are at the border with Buma State to return home. Continue reading “Jonglei youth urged to withdraw from Buma areas”
Kiir makes changes within the Min. Justice and the military
President Salva Kiir has made several changes within the Ministry of Justice by relieving several legal counsels, and also promoted senior ranking military officers within the Ministry of Defense. Continue reading “Kiir makes changes within the Min. Justice and the military”
Ceasefire monitors say violations are worsening
The ceasefire and transitional security monitors say fighting has continued in different parts of the country despite their reports on serious ceasefire violations. Continue reading “Ceasefire monitors say violations are worsening”
Juba traders given ultimatum to acquire standard weighing scales
The National Bureau of Standards has given traders in Juba three months to stop using local weighing methods for selling commodities in the market. Continue reading “Juba traders given ultimatum to acquire standard weighing scales”
UN decries restricted access to Fashoda
UNMISS has been denied clearance for air patrol in Aburoc in Fashoda, where fighting was reported this week, the head of mission has said. Continue reading “UN decries restricted access to Fashoda”
South Sudan signs trade cooperation deals with Turkey
South Sudan and Turkey have signed agreements to improve trade and economic cooperation between the two countries, the Consul General at the South Sudanese embassy in Washington DC has said. Continue reading “South Sudan signs trade cooperation deals with Turkey”
ICRC surgical team conduct over forty cases in Wau hospital
The International Committee of the Red Cross says it has conducted 43 surgeries in Wau Teaching Hospital. Continue reading “ICRC surgical team conduct over forty cases in Wau hospital”
