Over four thousand soldiers from one of South Sudan’s former rebel armies – the South Sudan Liberation Movement – will be incorporated into the SPLA, and other security organizations an official of the armed group has said.

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Vice President Dr. Riek Machar says the government may introduce a system to allow employees to buy their government allocated vehicles and houses. Continue reading “Civil servants may buy govt allocated asset – Vice Pres”

The Petroleum Revenue Management Bill has been passed by the national parliament.

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South Sudan has one of the highest rates of adolescent pregnancy in the world, says the Health Minister. Continue reading “South Sudan: Adolescent pregnancy highest globally”

The Ministry of General Education has deplored the rise in the rate of girls dropping out of school. Continue reading “More schoolgirls dropout of School – GE Ministry”

Over five local staff employed as security guards by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan allege they have been beaten and injured by Rwandan peacekeepers. Continue reading “Peacekeepers allegedly attack guards in Juba, UN Denies”

The Ministry of Higher Education has accused Bhar El Ghazal University authorities of resisting plans to relocate medical students to Juba University. Continue reading “Prof Adwok Nyaba accuses UWBG of Politicizing relocation of Med Students”

Justice Ministry has warned that the contracted Dura Saga companies who misused billions of Sudanese pounds will face justice, but those that are in the clear will be paid.

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