The government, the SPLM in Opposition and the former detainees have agreed by concensus on the distribution of the ministries in the future government of national unity. Continue reading “Peace partners share ministries”

The state oil firm Nilepet, has increased fuel prices by more than three times due to the devaluation of the South Sudanese Pounds. Continue reading “Currency crisis: Nilepet raises fuel prices”

A researcher has told a US Senate hearing on South Sudan that the current conflict is a result of competition over access to state resources. Continue reading “Prendagast blames conflict on resources”

The director for nursing and midwifery and nursing has called for a pay rise to motivate and retain health workers in the profession. Continue reading “Gov’t asked to motivate midwives”

A young South Sudanese has been ordained as a Deacon for the Episcopal Church in the United States of America. Continue reading “US church ordains a South Sudanese”

Three people have been killed in an attack by suspected Misseriya militiamen in Abyei, an official has said. Continue reading “3 people killed in Abyei”

The United Nations has strongly condemned the robbery of the compound of a humanitarian organization in Juba. Continue reading “UN condemns attack on an aid group in Juba”

President Salva Kiir says the government has set up committees to receive the advance team of the SPLM in Opposition and the Former Political detainees. Continue reading “Welcome SPLM-IO with ‘open hearts’ – Kiir”

Norway has announced a contribution of $7.7 million for addressing hunger in areas most affected by the conflict in South Sudan. Continue reading “Norway offers $7.7m to combat hunger in violence-affected area”