Thousands of people have gathered at Dr John Garang Mausoleum in Juba to mark the fourth Independence anniversary of South Sudan. Continue reading “South Sudan at 4”
Author: Mabior Philip
Plastic flowers banned
The Minister of Environment has banned the importation of plastic flowers to reduce pollution in the country. Continue reading “Plastic flowers banned”
WFP to continue delivering food via Sudan
The World Food Program says an agreement has been renewed to transport relief assistance through Sudan to the people affected by the conflict in South Sudan. Continue reading “WFP to continue delivering food via Sudan”
Ties with the US not ‘perfect’
A senior official in the South Sudanese embassy in Washington DC says the relationship with the US government is not ‘perfect’. Continue reading “Ties with the US not ‘perfect’”
Cholera hits Kajo-keji
21 cases of cholera have been identified in Kajo-Keji County over the last one week, an official has said. Continue reading “Cholera hits Kajo-keji”
South Sudan named top country with poor access to toilet
South Sudan has been ranked at the top of the list of countries with poor access to toilets in the world. Continue reading “South Sudan named top country with poor access to toilet”
Western diplomats disturbed by rights abuses in Upper Nile region
Western diplomats say they are disturbed by atrocities allegedly committed by government forces in the Upper Nile region. Continue reading “Western diplomats disturbed by rights abuses in Upper Nile region”
Scholars march to Cairo embassy over unpaid allowances
Students on government scholarship in Egypt have marched to the embassy in Cairo to protest against the delayed payment of their bursaries. Continue reading “Scholars march to Cairo embassy over unpaid allowances”
AMDISS denies helping security track reporters
The Association for Media Development in South Sudan has denied media reports that it is helping the security service in tracking journalists. Continue reading “AMDISS denies helping security track reporters”
Carjackers arrested in Juba
Two soldiers suspected of carjacking vehicles in Juba last week have been arrested, the police department has announced. Continue reading “Carjackers arrested in Juba”
