The US Special Envoy to Sudan and South Sudan says interests of regional countries had sometimes complicated the South Sudan peace process. Continue reading “Regional interests complicate peace process”

President Salva Kiir has signed into law two bills that empower the government to evaluate and audit the programs of non-governmental organizations. Continue reading “Kiir endorses controversial NGO bill”

Half of the candidates who sat the primary eight school examinations last year in the former Central Equatoria State has failed. Continue reading “CES: Half of 7,000 P8 candidates fails”

Sudan and South Sudan have started negotiations on reducing the oil transit fees. Continue reading “Juba, Khartoum start renegotiation of oil transit fee”

The anti-corruption campaign group, Transparency International, has ranked South Sudan among the five most corrupt countries in the world. Continue reading “South Sudan among five most corrupt countries”

The prices of air tickets for domestic flights have increased by about four times, since the devaluation of the pound last month, says the director of Civil Aviation Authority. Continue reading “Domestic flights, tickets prices shoot up – CAA”

President Salva Kiir has ordered the SPLA troops to withdraw five miles away from the border with the Sudan. Continue reading “Kiir orders SPLA troops withdrawal from border with Sudan”

A joint committee formed between Jubek and Jonglei States says cattle keepers have started moving away from Lobonok area in Juba County. Continue reading “Authorities eject cattle keepers from Juba”

The Former Detainees have nominated their ministers for the forthcoming government of national unity. Continue reading “FDs name their nominees”

The transitional government of national unity will be formed by January 22, according to Presidential press secretary Ateny Wek Ateny. Continue reading “GONU to be formed by January 22”