Juba Teaching Hospital has successfully treated forty HIV positive women, to prevent the transmission of HIV AIDS to their unborn children. Continue reading “HIV+ Mothers give birth 40 HIV- babies”

Members of the organized forces who are HIV positive have told Eye Radio that treatment can be extremely difficult.

Continue reading “Soldiers express concern about HIV status”

Juba Teaching Hospital is in urgent need of more hospital beds and patient- accommodations, a senior doctor at the hospital in Juba has said. Continue reading “Juba Teaching Hospital congested”

A Catholic priest was killed when he was knocked down by a hit-and-run driver front of St Joseph’s Parish in Juba yesterday. Continue reading “A priest dies in Juba road accident”

Security has been tightened around Juba town and international borders ahead of the second anniversary of Independence Day, according to the SPLA. Continue reading “SPLA tightens security nation-wide ahead of Independence Day”

A recent labor market survey reports that 30% of underage persons in the country are engaged in child labor. Continue reading “Child Labor on the Rise in SS – Report”

Juba’s first Special Economic Zone has officially been opened. Continue reading “Govt Launches ‘1st Economic Zone’”

The Peace and Reconciliation Commission says it wants to focus strongly over the next two years on bringing peace to local and grassroots levels.

Continue reading “PRC’s 2-Year Strategic Plan to “Bring Peace to Grassroots””