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Parliament exposes budget over-spenders

By Bida Elly David The Transitional National Parliament has unveiled dubious spending of fifteen ministries and public institutions above the budgetary allocations to their dockets. The Assembly’s specialized committee for finance and economic planning, uncovered the 2022–2023 fiscal year budget over spending, during a scrutiny. Chairperson of the special committee,[Read More…]

The United States Embassy Celebrates the 10-Year Anniversary of the American Corner at the University of Juba

Press release  The American Corner at the University of Juba marks its 10-year anniversary this month.  Since it opened on July 12, 2013, the American Corner has provided services and information to students and members of the public for more than a decade.  Worldwide, American Corners are in more than[Read More…]

WHO healthcare workers fearlessly deliver medical aid to those in need in hard-to-reach areas

By WHO Staff Healthcare workers in South Sudan face immense challenges in providing healthcare services to people living in hard-to-reach areas. Gabriel Chuang, a WHO staff, and his colleagues embarked on a grueling 20-hour walk through challenging terrain to investigate a disease outbreak in the remote village of Dajo, located[Read More…]

Truck kills businessman

By Hou Akot Hou On Sunday, a vehicle struck a businessman who was riding a motorbike on the Aweil-Wanyjok highway, instantly killing him. The deceased trader was hurrying to Wanyjok with his goods for a market day that is held every Sunday. The acting director for traffic police in Aweil,[Read More…]

Unfair scholarship distribution spurs alarm

By Ngor Deng Matem Northern Bahr El Ghazal State intellectuals are alarmed over unfair scholarship distribution to South Sudanese students to study outside the country. A section of the intellectuals accuses officials in the state ministry of higher education and others in the national government of favoring their relatives. Soon[Read More…]

Over 3,000 returnees lack food

By Manas James Over than 3, 000 households who fled the war in Sudan have remained without food and shelter, months after arriving in Fangak County of Jonglei State, local officials said. The war that broke out between the Sudanese rival military factions on 15 April in the capital, Khartoum[Read More…]

Renovated school brings hope to community

By Gladys Fred Kole/APO A newly renovated primary school in Wadadelo, in Jur River County, has given hope to communities as well as returnees. United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) refurbishes primary school in Wadadelo, giving education a boost in Western Equatoria region. The eight classrooms, two office blocks[Read More…]