Former UNMISS security guards organized a peaceful strike this morning at the UN house on Yei Road. Continue reading “Former UNMISS guards stage protest over unpaid benefits”
Author: Ray Okech
MPs approve Revenue Authority Bill to its 3rd reading
The Legislative Assembly yesterday passed the National Revenue Authority bill to its third reading. Continue reading “MPs approve Revenue Authority Bill to its 3rd reading”
Commemorate in spirit of restoring peace
The former speaker of the regional legislative assembly says this Independence Day should be celebrated in the spirit of restoring peace in the country. Continue reading “Commemorate in spirit of restoring peace”
Finance minister tables 10 billion pound annual budget
The Minister of Finance today before the national parliament presented a budget of over ten billion pounds for the fiscal 2015/ 2016. Continue reading “Finance minister tables 10 billion pound annual budget”
Lack of awareness affect blood donation
Some residents of Juba say lack of awareness has limited their chances to donate blood. The South Sudan Red Cross Society says there is no enough Continue reading “Lack of awareness affect blood donation”
Students cannot afford learning materials
Some students in Juba say they cannot afford to buy learning materials due to high prices in the market. One exercise book that used to cost 2 pounds Continue reading “Students cannot afford learning materials”
Lack of awareness affects blood donation in Juba
Some Juba residents say lack of awareness has limited their chances of donating blood. Continue reading “Lack of awareness affects blood donation in Juba”
Women group ask warring parties to end fighting, bring lasting peace
The women’s group, Voice for Change, has called on the government and the SPLM in Opposition to sign lasting peace so that people can return home and start to cultivate. Continue reading “Women group ask warring parties to end fighting, bring lasting peace”
NLA calls for public hearing on a bill to improve welfare of martyrs’ families
The National Legislative Assembly has called for public hearing on a bill to improve the welfare of the families of martyrs. Continue reading “NLA calls for public hearing on a bill to improve welfare of martyrs’ families”
Less rainfall expected in June, July, August – weatherman
A Meteorologist has called on the National Ministry of Agriculture to advise farmers to follow weather change while planting their crops. Continue reading “Less rainfall expected in June, July, August – weatherman”
