The UK ambassador to South Sudan, Chris Trott talks about the revitalized peace agreement during the Dawn show Tuesday, January 7, 2020. This is the Envoy’s first interview with Eye Radio in 2020.
Continue reading Interview with UK ambassador to South Sudan – Chris Trott
The Minister of Higher Education has voiced concerns of what appears to be a major admission scam in all the public universities across the country. Continue reading Fake certificate admissions high in public universities -MoHE
The government of South Sudan has expressed concern about the suspension of peace guarantor Sudan from the African Union. Continue reading Gov’t concerned about peace deal after AU suspended Sudan
An analyst has criticized the legislature for allegedly abandoning its main role which is to represent the will of the people of South Sudan. Continue reading Analyst criticizes legislature for not playing its role
During the long years of civil war in the then united Sudan, the family of Kang Mawich–not his real name, who was an infant at the time, moved to the Sudanese capital – Khartoum where they lived at his uncle’s house. Continue reading Stolen teen reunited with family after eleven years
A medical practitioner from Upper Nile State, Dr Ayik Kuir, has urged the government to regulate the local alcoholic brew, “siko”. Continue reading Medical practitioner urges gov’t to regulate “siko”
Members of the public have expressed anger over the government loan of 40,000 dollars offered to each Member of Parliament amidst economic crisis. Continue reading Citizens outraged as MPs get $40,000 car loan
South Sudan’s Foreign Affairs Director of International Organizations in Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Amb. Agnes Oswaha Continue reading Peace talks derail efforts to end early marriage in S. Sudan
President Salva Kiir and Dr. Riek Machar have signed a declaration of permanent ceasefire and security arrangements that comes into effect within 72 hours. Continue reading Kiir, Machar ink permanent ceasefire
By Garang Abraham Malak/Koang Pal Chang
This year, South Sudan’s civil war entered its fifth year with UN report saying the government continues to censor the media and restrict freedom of expression. Continue reading NEW: Freedom of Expression Radio Show
