The UN mission in South Sudan says there was shelling in an area six kilometers south of its base in Bentiu, Unity State this morning. Continue reading “UNMISS reports fresh clashes in Unity”
The UN mission in South Sudan says there was shelling in an area six kilometers south of its base in Bentiu, Unity State this morning. Continue reading “UNMISS reports fresh clashes in Unity”
The journalist who was arrested yesterday while covering the election of the lawyers association has been freed. Continue reading “Journalist Peter Jok released”
A survey by the Community Empowerment for Progress has found that the public appreciates the role of police in providing security during the Christmas and New Year celebrations. Continue reading “Pubic appreciates police’s role during festive season”
United Nations says human rights violations are continuing in South Sudan. Continue reading “Human rights violations continue – UN”
Voters have accused members of the national parliament of neglecting their constituencies. Continue reading “Constituents accuse MPs of neglect”
The SPLM in Opposition may release today the three government officials who are detained in Ayod County, Jonglei state minister of Information has announced. Continue reading “SPLM-IO may release detained officials today”
Human Rights Watch has urged the African Union to reconsider its decision to defer the release of a report on the inquiry into the current conflict. Continue reading “HRW urges AU not to put ‘justice on hold’”
Two women were among five killed in an attack on a village in Bor County in Jonglei State on Monday, a Member of Parliament has said. Continue reading “Bor attack: 2 women among the deceased”
The Korean contingency of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan has started gravelling the Juba-Bor road.
The road was graded in the first phase of the construction last year.
The construction of the road is a result of cooperation between the government and the UN peacekeepers, said Kuong Denhiar Gatluak, national Minister for Roads and Bridges
The Caretaker Governor of Jonglei State, John Kong Nyuon, says more than 100 kilometers of road have been cleared, from Bor to Mangala. Mangala is approximately 50 kilometers from Juba.
A passenger travelling from Bor to Juba yesterday said the grading will improve the movement of goods and people between the two capitals and lead to economic development.
“They have started putting murram on the road at Pakwau coming towards Juba,” he said, “so I think this is a good start for the people of Jonglei state and it will be effective for the business people and the passengers that travel from Juba to Bor.”
The Horizontal Military Engineering Company is constructing the road.
The Police Commissioner in Northern Bhar al Ghazal State has denied allegations of an attempted coup. Continue reading “NBG Police boss denies plotting a coup”
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