Juba’s Deputy Inspector General of Police is calling on the public for information on the killing of boda-boda riders over the last two weeks.
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Major hotel to be completed in Juba by 2015
A major international hotel –with nearly three hundred rooms –will open for business in Juba by 2015.
According to the Sheraton group, who are building the hotel, it’s entry into central Juba will raise the standard of accommodation in the city as well as provide employment opportunities.
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Abyei to launch campaign to rally South Sudanese behind recent vote: Edward Lino
A prominent member of the Ngok Dinka says campaign will be launched — to rally South Sudanese behind the results of the recent unofficial Abyei referendum. Continue reading Abyei to launch campaign to rally South Sudanese behind recent vote: Edward Lino
Vivacell national staff down tools over “low pay”.
National staff working for the Vivacell Mobile network company have gone on strike over allegations of low pay. Continue reading Vivacell national staff down tools over “low pay”.
A Unity State court plans to ban women, girls from chewing bubble gum
Leer town court chairperson says he wants to ban young girls from chewing gum. Continue reading A Unity State court plans to ban women, girls from chewing bubble gum
Media warned: register or face closure
The Minister of Information and Broadcasting has warned that media houses which are not registered that they will be shut down.
Security in Pibor: armed men cause panic
Twic East Commissioner Dau Akoi has told Eye Radio that there are reports of an increased security threats, following the movement of unknown gunmen in the area.
Visa at the South Sudan border for Kenyans, Ugandans, Rwandans.
President Salva Kiir has announced that South Sudan will introduce visas on arrival for citizens of East Africa.
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Official: we must have oil pollution laws
An official in the national assembly is calling for laws that will protect the environment from oil pollution.
UNHCR lauds signing of Refugee Convention by S.Sudan
The United Nations Refugee Agency, U-N-H-C-R, has welcomed the ratification of the 1969 Refugee Convention by the National Assembly. Continue reading UNHCR lauds signing of Refugee Convention by S.Sudan