The Teaching Staff of Juba University say they are continuing with their open pay strike until the ministry of higher education meets their demands. Continue reading “Juba Varsity staff vow to continue with strike”
Author: Magdoline Joseph
Juba University urged to be professional
The Minister of Education, Science and Technology has called on the lecturers of Juba University to be committed to ethics and principles of the teaching profession. Continue reading “Juba University urged to be professional”
Committee formed to sort out striking University of Juba staff
The government has formed a committee to look into the demands of the academic staff of the University of Juba.
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Gov’t launches action plan for financial accountability
The National Audit Chamber has launched an action plan aimed at introducing a culture of financial accountability in government institutions. Continue reading “Gov’t launches action plan for financial accountability”
South Sudan celebrates ‘Africa Day’
South Sudan today joined some of the African countries to celebrate the African Day.
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UN patrols in Gbudwe agree not to use tanks and heavy arms
The governor of Gbudwe state says the UN peacekeepers in the state have agreed not to use tanks and heavy machine guns when patrolling the area. Continue reading “UN patrols in Gbudwe agree not to use tanks and heavy arms”
Why tribal students’ associations should be banned at Varsity of Juba
The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology has directed the management of the University of Juba to abolish tribal students’ associations. Continue reading “Why tribal students’ associations should be banned at Varsity of Juba”
Juba Teaching Hospital staff resume work after protest
Some of the striking Juba Teaching Hospital interns have resumed work weeks after they laid down their tools over pay arrears. Continue reading “Juba Teaching Hospital staff resume work after protest”
Calm returns in Gbudwe
Crime rate has reduced in Gbudwe State after the recent peace agreement reached between the government and Arrow Boys, a vigilante group in the area, an official says. Continue reading “Calm returns in Gbudwe”
CAR: S Sudanese refugees in dire need of aid
Thousands of South Sudanese refugees are living in deplorable conditions in the Central African Republic, the medical charity, Medicines Sans Frontiers, has said. Continue reading “CAR: S Sudanese refugees in dire need of aid”
