By William Madouk Garang A group of lawmakers in Central Equatoria State Legislative Assembly denounced incessant assaults by suspected Murle armed youths and urged Pibor Area authority to detach those disturbing peace out of Terekeka. According to the legislators, the accumulative figure of victims who were murdered since 2020 till[Read More…]
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Jadalla, David Lokonga faces eviction
By Tereza Jeremiah Chuei The former governor of defunct Jubek State Gen. Augustino Jadalla Wani and Brig. Gen. David Lokonga of the defunct Yei River State, and 25 other former state government officials are facing eviction following refusal to vacate government buildings. Authority of Central Equatoria State early last week[Read More…]
World Bank pledges $129 million to boost economy
By Akol Madut Ngong. The World Bank’s Executive Board of Directors has approved $ 129 million in International Development Association Associates (IDA) grant to finance and expand access to economic and livelihoods opportunity for the most vulnerable households in South Sudan to strengthen the effectiveness of the national safety net[Read More…]
Auditor General floods parliament with thousands of reports
By William Madouk Garang The Auditor General of the National Audit Chamber has flooded the Reconstituted Transitional National Legislative Assembly (R-TNLA) with over 6,000 copies of audit reports that the national assembly should pay attention to as demanded by law. On Friday a team of officials from the National Audit[Read More…]
IIW-SS launches private sector business window
By Tereza Jeremiah Chuei Investing in Women in South Sudan (IIW-SS) project has launched in Juba for the competition of private sector business window yesterday, and it’s being implemented in Central Equatoria State Juba and Eastern Equatoria State Torit towns respectively. The programme aims to economically empower women in the[Read More…]
Parliament passes wildlife Bill 2022 to a final reading
By Akol Madut Ngong The reconstituted revitalized national legislative assembly in its ordinary sitting No: 12/2022 has passed the Wildlife Services Act 2011 (amendment) Bill 2022 to its fourth and final reading on Wednesday. The bill was presented by Tongun Lodu Rombe, Deputy Chairperson of the Standing Specialized Committee on[Read More…]
Governor Monytuil snubs summon, Council of States in dilemma
By Akol Madut Ngong The Council of States are in dilemma as Unity State governor Joseph Monytuil Wejang has dishonored and snubbed their summon over persistent insecurity in Leer County. The Council of State have summoned Governor Monytuil three times and he did ignore it, by only writing a letter[Read More…]
SSPDF refutes violating child rights
By Adia Jildo The Director for child protection in South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) Major General Chaplain Khamis Edward has refuted reports of violation on protection of children rights, saying the accusation aroused during the conflicts in the country. According to the report from the United Nations Secretary General[Read More…]
Parliament to receive National Youth Development Policy Bill
By Ephraim Modi D.S A lawmaker and a member of the specialized committee of Youth and Sports at transitional national legislative assembly, Jesus Deng Atem said that the National Youth Development Policy draft bill will be presented to the National Assembly next week. He made the remarks during an event[Read More…]
Lobong pleads for grant to fix State Secretariat
By Bida Elly David Eastern Equatoria State governor, Louis Lobong Lojore is lobbying for assistance from the national government, partners and citizens for the renovation of the State secretariat that caught fire over the week. On Wednesday, the State Secretariat General encountered a devastating tragedy as it caught fire resulting[Read More…]
WES: Health authorities decries deteriorating healthcare facilities as partners vacate
By Matia Samuel Timatio Health authorities in Western Equatoria State are raising an alarm to the National and State governments over a deteriorating healthcare service provision in the State as health partners pull out their support over funding shortfalls. The State Minister of Health, James Abdullahi Arona saidthe State has[Read More…]
Workers Union slams police for violating Parliament immunity
By Philip Buda Ladu The Workers Union at the Transitional National Legislative Assembly (TNLA) has criticized the national police for vamping into the parliamentary premises on Monday in response to a peaceful sit down strike by workers at the National Assembly who were demanding for their incentives. The Secretary General[Read More…]
Parliamentary staff dissatisfied with petty incentives as remedy to strike
By Bida Elly David Workers at the Transitional National Legislative Assembly were yesterday discontented with the petty cash incentives of 6,500 SSP paid to each and every staff by the National Assembly as a mechanism to solve their grievances. This development came after the leadership of the Parliament had reached[Read More…]
Museveni calls for polls as South Sudan edges for election
By William Madouk Garang The President of Uganda, Yoweri Kaguata Museveni has called for South Sudan to go for elections, saying for the country to have a durable peace, conducting free, transparent and creditable election is the answer. President Museveni made this call during his meeting with Speaker of Reconstituted[Read More…]
Editorial
The people are awake to what is external in their land while the government is not The Africans believe by seeing and that is a life style that many of us have grown up knowing and believing to be one way to tell a hypocrite and who is not. When[Read More…]
Gov’t, humanitarian agencies strive to zero hunger
By Ephraim Modi D.S The government and Action Against Hunger_ (ACF) held a conference yesterday in Juba to quicken and end hunger in the country. The event was organized by ACF, attended by government officials, where many activities took place with the them ‘Innovate, Collaborate and Accelerate towards Zero Hunger’.[Read More…]
Wildlife Recruitment to be Secondary leaving and above
By Akol Madut Ngong The ministry of wildlife conservation service and Tourism should be secondary leaving and above to pursue the work of wildlife in the country. The MP Representing SPLM Gogrial East County of Warrap state Salva Mathok Gendit said “the ministry of wildlife conservation and Tourism shouldn’t be[Read More…]
Gov’t, World Bank launch $120 million community resilience project
By Taban Henry The government of South Sudan through the Ministry of Finance and Planning including other development partners has on Wednesday launched 120 million US dollars’ project to enhance community Resilience and local governance project in its phase two. The second phase of the community resilience project is a[Read More…]
Governor Adil directs Commissioners to deliver services to citizens
By Matia Samuel Timatio The Governor of Central Equatoria State Emmanuel Adil Anthony has directed the Commissioners of the six counties in Central Equatoria State to administratively perform their duties well to meet the citizens’ expectations and aspirations of better services delivery. Governor Adil gave his directives to the Counties[Read More…]
Water Resources takes responsibility of dredging machines
By Tereza Jeremiah Chuei The national Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation has come out open to clear the air about the controversial water-dredging machines which brought confusion among government institutions across the country. In press released extended to No.1 Citizens Newspaper, the Ministry wrote that dredging and clearings of[Read More…]
