The National Legislative Assembly says it will investigate foreign and national companies over $250 million allocated for fuel supply. Continue reading “Parliament to investigate how oil dealers spent $250m”

The United Nations children’s agency, UNICEF says it will require approximately 166 million US Dollars to fund its South Sudan emergency response in 2015. Continue reading “Unicef needs $166m for its South Sudan operations”

At least two people have died in a road accident along the Juba-Nimule road this morning. Continue reading “Road Accident: 2 killed along Juba-Nimule road”

The Minister of Gender in Central Equatoria State has called on the national government and development partners to raise awareness on the human rights to vulnerable groups. Continue reading “Gov’t urged to raise awareness on human rights to vulnerable groups”

The Council of Ministers has approved about 18.4 million pounds to cover hotel bills of former armed groups that were accommodated by the National Security. Continue reading “Council of Ministers approves 18.4m pound hotel bill”

The Acting Spokesperson of UNMISS says 100 Chinese peacekeepers have left South Sudan over the weekend. Continue reading “100 Chinese Peacekeepers leave”

Roads in Torit County have been relatively safe in the last one week after security forces were deployed on the roads, according to an official. Continue reading “Torit roads ‘relatively calm’”

MPs in the state assembly in Northern Bahr el Ghazal have impeached the speaker and her deputy. Continue reading “NBGS assembly speaker impeached”

The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, known as PEPFAR, says it is providing $18 million to scale up HIV/AIDS response in South Sudan. Continue reading “PEPFAR offers over $18M to combat AIDS in South Sudan”