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Iswore chief freed

By Ijoo Bosco Modi Magwi county authorities have confirmed the release of Iswore paramount chief Patrick Olweny Amuna and his three colleagues after two weeks’ detention. The Chief and his colleagues were arrested from the contested Iswore boma between Ikwoto and Magwi county. He was arrested by the state SSPDF[Read More…]

Instability weakens domestic financial institutions-Ohisa

By Bida Elly David Central Bank governor, Johnny Ohisa laments that money laundering and terrorism financing block South Sudan from corresponding with banks in other countries. The central Bank governor was on Monday responding to concerns raised by lawmakers during an ordinary parliamentary sitting. Lawmakers complained about the poor progress[Read More…]

HIV surges in Eastern Equatoria State

By Ijoo Bosco Modi An increase in HIV/AIDS infections among adolescents and youth in Eastern Equatoria state of South Sudan is worrying. International Centre for Aids Care and Treatment Program, (ICAP), an organization managing HIV/AIDS in Eastern Equatoria State, has expressed. The organization termed the new insurgence in HIV infection[Read More…]

Parliament passes Banking Bill

By Bida Elly David South Sudan National Transitional Assembly on Monday passed the Banking and Financial Institution Bill 2012 amended 2023 to its third stage with observations and recommendations. The Bill committed to the specialized committee for economy and finance for scrutiny, is meant to regulate functions of international and[Read More…]

Heavy rains cut off Bentiu from three counties

By Yien Gattour Heavy and lengthy rain has rendered the road connecting Bentiu headquarters to three counties of Mayiendit, Leer and Koch unusable, hindering movement and trade activities. The area has experienced floods in subsequent rainy seasons, causing destruction of property. Since the start of the conflict in 2013, repairs[Read More…]

Give time for economic resolutions- Kiir

By William Madouk South Sudan President requests citizens for patience as government commits to implement resolutions of the just concluded first-ever national economic conference. President Salva Kiir Mayardit, while addressing delegates at the closing of the economic conference on Saturday, said civilians should be patient as changes do not happen[Read More…]