The European Union is urging South Sudan to join an agreement that it put off signing last year. Continue reading “EU urges Juba to sign Cotonou Agreement”

Students of the University of Juba have petitioned the Minister of Education to improve their living conditions. Continue reading “Juba University students demand better living conditions”

The Chinese government has given more than $100 million to South Sudan as part of a development fund. Continue reading “Juba receives $100 million grant from Beijing”

The SPLM has cancelled its extraordinary meeting that was scheduled to take place next month due to rainy season and bad roads. Continue reading “SPLM postpones its extraordinary meeting”

Authorities in Eastern Equatoria State have expressed disappointment over the failure of a Ugandan delegation to attend a peace dialogue. Continue reading “Magwi leaders express disappointment over a failed cross-border peace dialogue”

The Minister of Interior has revealed that 11,000 “ghost” names exist in the police payroll. Continue reading “Interior Minister ‘discovers’ 11,000 ghost names in police payroll”

Boda boda riders in Juba have expressed concern after they say they were told to pay fifty pounds a month to the South Sudan Boda Boda Association.

Continue reading “Boda boda riders in Juba protest a new tax.”

Legislators at the national parliament have been urged to assist the executive in meeting the expectations of the citizens on education, health, infrastructure and the economy as shown in the opinion poll conducted by the International Republican Institute this year. Continue reading “MPs presented with IRI poll’s results”

The appointment of the nominated Minister of Justice, Telar Ring Deng has been rejected by the national assembly. Continue reading “Parliament rejects Telar Ring Deng”

The President should select a young person as his Vice President, representatives of youth forums have told Eye Radio. Continue reading “Give youth vice presidency, youth urge President Kiir”