Rumbek authorities have imposed curfew in an effort to curb a rise in crime rates in and outside the Western Lakes state capital. Continue reading “Why Rumbek authorities imposed 7pm-7am curfew”
Author: Mabior Philip
Igga meets Ethiopian foreign minister
Vice President James Wani Igga has told the Ethiopian Foreign Minister, Tedros Adhanom, that the peace agreement is on a hopeful path. Continue reading “Igga meets Ethiopian foreign minister”
Judges raise red flag over pay
It started with the doctors at the Juba teaching hospital, followed by those in Wau and Tambura. All those are from service institutions. Continue reading “Judges raise red flag over pay”
TGoNU asked to start transitional justice process
The Netherlands has urged the transitional government to start a process of transitional justice and accountability. Continue reading “TGoNU asked to start transitional justice process”
Potential heritage sites at risk – UNESCO
The United Nations has warned that potential cultural and natural heritage sites in South Sudan are at risk of destruction. Continue reading “Potential heritage sites at risk – UNESCO”
Violence victims get free legal services
A civil society group says it has launched an initiative to provide free legal services and psychosocial support to victims of the conflict. Continue reading “Violence victims get free legal services”
Feature: Kiir-Riek op-ed raises dust
Which way for accountability and reconciliation: A hybrid court or a truth and reconciliation commission? Or both?
AU lauds recent Juba-Khartoum meeting results
The African Union has welcomed the outcomes of a recent meeting of the Joint Political and Security Mechanism between Sudan and South Sudan. Continue reading “AU lauds recent Juba-Khartoum meeting results”
NGOs asked to renew licenses
The Relief and Rehabilitation Commission has asked all the non-governmental organizations to renew their certificates before the end of this month. Continue reading “NGOs asked to renew licenses”
Fuel shortage among what cost Juma Ali his cabinet officials
With two high profile officials resigning from the state cabinet in less than two weeks, Terekeka has set a new record of addressing administrative dissatisfaction and political disagreements. Continue reading “Fuel shortage among what cost Juma Ali his cabinet officials”
