The Japanese International Cooperation Agency says it will soon resume the construction of clean water supply project in Juba. Continue reading “JICA to resume clean water project in Juba”
Author: Hellen Achayo
WFP & FAO bosses say “cease violence to end famine and severe hunger in the country”
The Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Food Program are calling for an end to violence to enable the delivery of food and live-saving assistance to those in need. Continue reading “WFP & FAO bosses say “cease violence to end famine and severe hunger in the country””
Mogae urges TGoNU to expedite interim constitution amendment process
The Chairperson of the Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission has urged the government to expedite an amendment bill that incorporates the peace agreement into the Transitional Constitution. Continue reading “Mogae urges TGoNU to expedite interim constitution amendment process”
VP Wani Igga urges youth to shun tribalism
Vice President, Dr. James Wani Igga has called on the youth to rally behind the national dialogue process in order for it to be more effective. Continue reading “VP Wani Igga urges youth to shun tribalism”
Museveni calls for strict discipline on the army
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni says tolerating impunity is one of the factors that create distrust between the government and its citizens. Continue reading “Museveni calls for strict discipline on the army”
Aweil set to launch a Revenue Authority
Aweil State is expected to launch its new Revenue Authority this week with the support of the UN Development Program and the Japanese Government. Continue reading “Aweil set to launch a Revenue Authority”
Justice delayed as Judges resolve to continue with strike
Thirty seven civil society organizations in Gok State held a two day consultative meeting to discuss the impact of the judges strike on backlog cases in the area. Continue reading “Justice delayed as Judges resolve to continue with strike”
Kiir calls for ‘collective’ ceasefire and unity among leaders
President Salva Kiir says for any unilateral ceasefire to hold, both sides to the conflict needs to respect and abide by it. Continue reading “Kiir calls for ‘collective’ ceasefire and unity among leaders”
Police release five protesters arrested in Juba last week
The Executive Director of the Screen of Rights says five people who were arrested during a protest early this month have been released without charges, after nine days in police custody. Continue reading “Police release five protesters arrested in Juba last week”
South Sudan leads in the most fragile states index
The independent research and educational organization, Fund for Peace, has ranked South Sudan the most fragile state in the world. Continue reading “South Sudan leads in the most fragile states index”
