The Ugandan Traders Association in South Sudan is calling for peace and the resolution of the conflict in South Sudan. Continue reading “Ugandan traders affected by S Sudan crisis, call for peace”

The Intergovernmental Authority on Development, IGAD, has announced that the official opening of the second round of talks will take place at the Hilton hotel in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, at 5pm. Continue reading “2nd round of peace talks begins today at 5pm – IGAD”

The government of India has awarded seven scholarships to South Sudanese students in the area of Engineering and Computer Science. Continue reading “India grants seven scholarships for South Sudan students”

The curfew imposed by the government has been pushed from 9pm to 11pm.

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The Ministry of Petroleum and Mining has launched the country’s first Petroleum and Gas training center in Juba.

Continue reading “Petroleum ministry founds a Petroleum and Gas Training Center”

The Minister of Interior has issued a public order to all motorists and boda boda riders to ensure that they have all the necessary documents to operate legally.

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The UN Mission in South Sudan says displaced people are seeking protection from the ongoing crisis in UNMISS camps, because they feel it is the safest place.

Continue reading “UNMISS the safest place for civilian protection, says Spokesperson”

The opposition party the, United Democratic Salvation Front Mainstream, is urging the government to speed up the legal process for the release of the remaining political detainees.

Continue reading “Opposition Party, UDSFM, calls on gov’t to expedite legal process for release of remaining political detainees”

The government says allegations of ethnic cleansing made on it by the Former Vice President, and the leader of the SPLM/SPLA in Opposition, Dr. Riek Machar are false.

Continue reading “Government dismisses Machar allegations of ethnic cleansing”