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Troika warns of stalling peace deal

By Gladys Fred Kole Troika countries, the United States of America, United Kingdom, and Norway are concerned over lack of seriousness in South Sudan’s unity government to expedite implementation of revitalized peace. The members raised their concerns a meeting where the US Department of State hosted Norwegian and the UK[Read More…]

Fuel pumps banned near homes

By William Madouk National fire brigade and Bureau of Standards have reportedly formed a joint committee to probe petrol stations adjacent to residential areas. As fuel trade is a lucrative business, several investors have immensely embraced the sector, to the extent of scattering filling stations all over Juba: with some[Read More…]

Bureau of Standards inks deal for mandatory car inspections

By William Madouk National Bureau of Standards and Japanese private firm, East Africa Automobile (EAA), have struck a deal for mandatory motor vehicle and spare parts inspections before entering the country. The 5-years contract entails provision of services for pre-shipment verification of product conformity with the standards of all motor[Read More…]

Governor sacks Juba City Mayor

By Kiden Stella Mandela Central Equatoria state governor has sacked the mayor of Juba city council, Michael Lado Allah-Jabu from office. Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony sacked the city mayor along with his top cabinet officers that included the two deputies, and the executive chief. Emmanuel Khamis Richard, the Commissioner of[Read More…]

Sweden invests $8.4 million for women, girls in South Sudan

UNFA Sweden announced its commitment of 90 million Swedish Krona ($8.4 million) to UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, to implement its fourth Country Programme on sexual and reproductive health and rights, in support of the Government and people of South Sudan. UNFPA Representative Dr. Demola Olajide acknowledged the[Read More…]