South Sudanese community in Egypt are panicking over recent reports of the network of human organs trafficking that is targeting South Sudanese refugees, the leader of the South Sudanese Community in Cairo has said. Continue reading Panic among S. Sudanese over alleged organs trafficking in Cairo
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Residents in Ruweng state decry lack of services, environmental damages
Oil companies operating in the oil-producing states are not providing services to the local community as required by law, residents of Ruweng state have said.
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Baby on oxygen dies after hospital switches off generator
A father says his baby on oxygen died in his arms at a hospital in Juba after the management allegedly switched off the generator over the weekend, an allegation denied by Jubek state authorities. Continue reading Baby on oxygen dies after hospital switches off generator
UN-FAO resumes country-wide strike over hardship allowance
The national staff of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization have resumed their country-wide strike over hardship allowance.
Last month, the staff walked out of their duty stations, citing none payment of Risk Allowance by the UN agency.
Gama Joseph, the chairman of the national staff union – says after failing to beat the seven-day deadline, the management was given another seven days to respond to the staff demand but still failed.
Gama Joseph says the strike will go on until the management meet their demands.
“We walked out on the 15th of May and we gave the management seven days to reply to our grievances and this grievances we didn’t get any formal written reply from the management and for this reasons we served the management with an email that we did not get any reply from them that’s why today on the 3rd of June we have walked out of the office protesting the silence of the management”.
FAO is reported to only give reimbursement to staff after one gets medical attention.
This policy has been described by the staff as slow, demanding and unreliable.
Government resumes oil production at Torr oilfield
The government has resumed oil production at Torr oilfield in Ruweng state. Continue reading Government resumes oil production at Torr oilfield
Gov’t remits the first cargo of crude oil to Chinese road construction company
The government has completed the shipment of the first cargo of crude oil meant to fund the construction of the Juba – Terekeka – Yirol – Rumbek road project, the Undersecretary in the Ministry of Petroleum has said. Continue reading Gov’t remits the first cargo of crude oil to Chinese road construction company
Health experts calling for an end to child marriages
Health experts are calling for an end to child marriages as a way of ending obstetric fistula in South Sudan. Continue reading Health experts calling for an end to child marriages
UNSC renews S.Sudan arms embargo despite objection by 5 member states
Three African countries abstained from voting for an extension of the arms embargo on South Sudan yesterday after ten members of the Security Council voted for it. Continue reading UNSC renews S.Sudan arms embargo despite objection by 5 member states
U.S denies deploying personnel to effect regime change in Juba
An American diplomat has described as exaggeration a recent media report that the United States is seeking regime change in South Sudan. Continue reading U.S denies deploying personnel to effect regime change in Juba
SPLA-IO forces in Wau arrive in Busere cantonment site
The Acting Commander of the SPLA-IO forces in Wau state says their forces have arrived at at the Busere cantonment site. Continue reading SPLA-IO forces in Wau arrive in Busere cantonment site