South Sudanese girls can now learn team work and leadership skills from the global Girl Guide Association. Continue reading “South Sudan joins the World Girl Guide Association”

The government may soon give performance-based contracts to all constitutional post holders in order to improve service delivery, says the Vice President James Wani Igga.

Continue reading “Vice President: performance-based contracts on the way”

Nineteen South Sudanese prisoners serving time in United Kingdom jails will be able to return home after the government agreed on the deal with the government of the U.K.

Continue reading “19 South Sudanese prisoners to be sent home from UK.”

Authorities in Akoka County of Upper Nile state have said that Kalazar is still the most common and dangerous diseases in the area. Continue reading “Kala-zar cases high in Akoka”

South Sudan has not been successful in its bid for the seat of the UN Human Rights Council.

Continue reading “South Sudan fails in its bid for a seat on UNHRC.”

The Minister of Information and Broadcasting has warned that media houses which are not registered that they will be shut down.

Continue reading “Media warned: register or face closure”

Two people died on Monday after a dispute over bride wealth payments turned violent in Jur River County, Western Bahr El Ghazal State. Continue reading “Bride wealth rift leaves 2 dead in Jur River”

The World Health Organization in South Sudan has issued an alert about an outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome- Novo Corona-virus. Continue reading “Be alert for Novo Corona-virus, warns WHO South Sudan”

The Minister of Education, Science and Technology is calling upon university lecturers to end their strike. Continue reading “Education ministry urges lecturers to resume work…”

Teaching staff at the University of Juba are demanding to find out the fate of their allowances and back salary, due to them for over a year. Continue reading “Juba University lecturers press the government to pay their allowance arrears”