By Ngor Deng Matem Authorities in Warrap State said more than eight thousand people had been displaced from their homes in the State’s Tonj North County following the bloody cattle-related clashes in Rualbet area that took scores of lives including army officers. People fled their homes for safety after the[Read More…]
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Assembly terminates debate on reviewing staff salaries
By Akol Madut Ngong The Reconstituted Transitional National Legislature on Wednesday, suspended debate on the Report of the Ad-Hoc Committee of Parliamentary Service Commission on the Reviewed Staff Wages and Salaries and the Parliamentary Service (Staff) Regulations 2022. Henry Omai Akolawin, the Chairperson of the Ad-Hoc Committee of the Parliamentary[Read More…]
Primary school teacher murdered in Aweil
By Ngor Deng Matem A twenty five year old man, a school teacher in Wanyjok, of Aweil town was reportedly murdered by unidentified men. The incident happened on Tuesday evening between Warawar and Baac areas in Aweil. According to police preliminary report, the deceased was hit on the neck by[Read More…]
Ministry releases universities admission results
By Matia Samuel Timatio The National Council for Higher Education and Admission to Higher Education Committee released the first phase admission results of 2022 for the students who sat for South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education last year. The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Gabriel Changson Chang announced[Read More…]
Mayor finalizes deal to keep Juba clean
By Bida Elly David The authorities of the Juba City and Go-Green Company this week held a conclusive meeting on the deliberation of some of the withstanding areas in the agreement that they formerly signed in regards to solid waste management project in the city. The meeting deliberated on the[Read More…]
SSPDF declares war against Gen. Buay’s camp
By Tereza Jeremiah Chuei The Spokesperson of South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) Maj. Gen. Lul Ruai Koang yesterday stated the SSPDF have declared war assurance to bring Gen. Buay Bandits to Justice. In a press statement extended to No.1 Citizen Daily Newspaper, Gen. Lul confirmed previous media report on[Read More…]
Poor wages weakens judiciary and law
By Bida Elly David The First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar yesterday reiterated less pay and poor working condition being factors that have contributed to employment turndown of lawyers and judges from the judiciary thus hindering the position of law enforcement in the country. This development came during the launch[Read More…]
Editorial
Tame food, fuel prices before doom falls on us The citizens are demanding a sustainable solution for the increasing prices that are soaring while their hopes are going down the drain. Food is getting more expensive, fuel prices are going higher! Increasing transport costs are shocking people daily – they[Read More…]
Activist slams gov’t amid contradicting extended interim period
By Bida Elly David A Civil society activist has slammed and cautioned the government of South Sudan for contradicting information regarding the extension period of the transitional leadership and urged them to explain and be trustworthy over the actual date. Speaking to No.1 Citizen Daily Newspaper yesterday, Edmund Yakani, the[Read More…]
Torit County Communities survive without basic services
By Ijoo Boco The Oronyo and Oudo communities in Bur Payam of Torit County of Eastern Equatoria State are demanding the government to provide wide range of services including food, water, education and the construction of their rundown roads. This comes during the historical first visit of the Reconstituted State[Read More…]
Parliament suspends Nairobi terminal handling South Sudan cargo
By Adia Jildo The parliamentary standing specialized committee on Finance and Planning on Tuesday resolved to suspend the handling of South Sudan cargo at the Nairobi Freight Terminal, declaring war against illegal tax collections at the freight terminal. The suspension followed alleged reports of illegal tax collection at Nairobi Freight[Read More…]
Governor Lobong visits wounded Murle raiders in Torit hospital
By Ijoo Bosco The Eastern Equatoria State leadership led by the Governor, Louis Lobong Lojore paid a courtesy visit to the State hospital and delivered a message of solidarity to the Murle youth wounded during cattle raid in Kapoeta currently under medication. Governor Lobong, upon hearing the report on the[Read More…]
Calm returns to Ikotos County after clashes
By Ijoo Bosco The situation in Ikotos County has returned to normalcy as schools, business centers and other social amenities have reopened after fears gripped the area last week following tensions. On Tuesday, the Commissioner of Ikotos County held a public rally with the majority who fled their homes and[Read More…]
Armed robbers attack pastors along Juba-Torit Highway
By Ijoo Bosco Over five Pastors from Rhapsody of Realities Church were reportedly robbed along Juba – Torit Highway in Lolere Boma while returning to the State capital Torit over the week. The pastor in charge of Rhapsody of Realities church, Robert Makmot told No.1 Citizen Daily Newspaper that they[Read More…]
Gov’t, partners launch three agricultural development projects
By Taban Henry The South Sudan government and German International Cooperation (GIZ) on Wednesday launched three major projects on food security and agricultural development aimed to improve the livelihoods, psychosocial support and community driven rural development initiatives. The projects are slated to be implemented by the GIZ South Sudan on[Read More…]
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OPINION: The 20 types of interesting people (Part1/2)
The 20 types of interesting people (Part1/2) By Akol Arop Akol When interacting, sharing and living with people, what matters is who they are and what they do, not where they are from or what they have. Look at your friends and consider their personalities, characters and attitudes without judging[Read More…]
Nation Talks
TO GOD BE THE GLORY By Loro Louis Yugu (GUEST) I can’t imagine how the world has become wild to the current human generations. Life has become tough for men and women in the Republic of South Sudan characterized by quarrels in the houses due to shortage of food and[Read More…]
Government, R-JMEC Commit to peace process
By Bida Elly David The Government of South Sudan in collaboration with Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (R-JMEC) vowed to continue working towards completion of the implementation of the peace agreement despite facing financial challenges after they were exempted from funding. This development came following a meeting between President[Read More…]
Leaders don’t aspire for election-activist
By Taban Henry Some Civil Society activists are criticizing the South Sudanese leaders of not showing the ambition to go for democratic elections at the end of the transitional period that leaders do not want elections. Speaking to the media in a joint press briefing, Wednesday the Chairperson of South[Read More…]
