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South Sudan Parliament passes National Archives Bill

By Bida Elly David South Sudan transitional national legislative assembly (R-TNLA) has passed the national archives and records management bill 2023 into its third reading stage with recommendations and amendments. Representative of culture and national heritage committee of the assembly, Hon. Lokeris Lomilo Logeare, presented the report to parliament for[Read More…]

Ruto to lead Al-Burhan, Dagalo face-to-face talks

By William Madouk Kenya’s president, William Ruto, will lead three other leaders of East African countries under the Inter-governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) to engage two Sudanese generals in face-to-face talks. An ordinary summit of the regional bloc in Djibouti, reached the decision and selected four countries—Kenya as chair, South[Read More…]

Gov’t officers undergo administrative training

By Gladys Fred Kole Central Equatoria state has kicked training of over 100 administrative officers in Juba, the first batch under the Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity. The training, organized with funding from UNDP, aims at enhancing effectiveness in local governance, Ministry of Local Government and Law Enforcement Agencies.[Read More…]

South Sudan Parliament passes Mine Authority Act

By Bida Elly David The reconstituted transitional national legislative assembly (R-TNLA) on Monday passed a long-deliberated National Mine Action Authority Act 2023 with amendments and recommendations. The specialized Committee for Defense and Veteran Affairs presented its report at the third and final reading stage for thorough scrutiny. In his presentation,[Read More…]

R-JMEC gets Norway support

By Gladys Fred Kole Norwegian embassy signed an agreement on Friday extending its support for the reconstituted joint monitoring and evaluation commission (R-JMEC) for the next two years. The Norwegian government wants to further its support for the peace monitoring mechanism throughout the extended transitional period. For over five years,[Read More…]

Gov’t beefs Malakal security

By Manas James Authorities in South Sudan’s Upper Nile State capital, Malakal, have beefed up security and imposed a night curfew. Social gatherings are also banned as tensions remain high following a renewed inter-communal violence among people in Protection of Civilians (PoC) sites. Violence erupted in the Malakal Protection of[Read More…]