Moslems in South Sudan have begun celebrating the Eid Al-Adha. Continue reading “Muslims mark Eid Al-Adha”
Author: Mabior Philip
Floods threaten Aweil residents
Floods which submerged suburbs on the outskirts of Aweil town last week are now advancing to the town, an official has said. Continue reading “Floods threaten Aweil residents”
Duale withdraws motion on KDF deployment in Juba
The Kenyan media has reported that a motion seeking parliamentary approval for the deployment of more Kenyan Continue reading “Duale withdraws motion on KDF deployment in Juba”
University of Juba to open a college in Kuajok
University of Juba has announced that it will open a new college in Kuajok town in Gogrial State. Continue reading “University of Juba to open a college in Kuajok”
Why soldier killed policeman in Gbudwe
A police officer in Nagero County in Gbudwe State has been killed over an affair with the wife of an SPLA soldier. Continue reading “Why soldier killed policeman in Gbudwe”
Nile Water: Why Ethiopia’s new dam is a ‘no-war’ project
Through a concrete barrier, water flush forcefully, producing a froth. Maelstroms crash against the other and against eddies and rocks to produce a fascinating mixture of buzz and sparkle. Continue reading “Nile Water: Why Ethiopia’s new dam is a ‘no-war’ project”
Amadi calm after recent fighting
The Minister of Information in Amadi State says it is now calm in Mundri, after a clash between the SPLA and youth suspected to be loyal to insurgent Wisley Welebe.
Victor Maburuk says the youth have been attacking the town over the past one week; the last clash was three days ago. No casualties were reported.
“Now the situation is calm the security is normal in the town and people have come back,” he told Eye Radio.
Mr Maburuk says it is now time for humanitarian agencies to intervene and provide assistance to the displaced.
“We need an emergency humanitarian assistance to those who were displaced into churches,” Mr Maburuk added.
Nzara teachers demand unpaid salaries
The County Commissioner of Nzara County, Gbudwe State says primary school teachers are on a sit-in strike over lack of salaries since April this year. Continue reading “Nzara teachers demand unpaid salaries”
Gov’t orders ex-officials out of its quarters after lawsuit against Dr Gai
The Minister of Finance, David Deng Athorbei, is digging deep into the public coffers to pay bills for officials who have been living in hotels for years now, officials at the health ministry have said. Continue reading “Gov’t orders ex-officials out of its quarters after lawsuit against Dr Gai”
Looming hunger after Raja attack
The Governor of Lol State, Rizik Zachariah has warned of hunger in Raja, which officials say was looted during an attack last week. Continue reading “Looming hunger after Raja attack”
