By Bida Elly David The vice chancellor of the University of Juba is reiterating that days for free education and feeding for students at the public high institutions of learning are over noting that low tuition fees and provision of feeding can’t match. This statement came following peaceful strike waged[Read More…]
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Lack of traffic personnel increases road accidents in Yambio
By Alex Daniel Digi Traffic Police authorities in Western Equatoria State capital Yambio said lack of personnel to control the traffic flow; movement of Motorbikes and Vehicles is increasing traffic accidents in the town. Director of Traffic Police in Yambio, Col. Morris Bakura said there is an increase of traffic[Read More…]
Gov’t urged to deploy forces in hotspots areas
By Emelda Siama John The commissioner of Fangak County, Biel Boutros Biel, warned of a possible intrusion into Pigi and Fangak counties of Jonglei state by Agwelek Forces from the neighboring Upper Nile state. Probably with an aim of perpetuating revenge following the unfortunate October 2022 rampage by Jonglei State[Read More…]
Machar challenges women on claiming gender parity
By Mary Poni The First Vice President of the Republic and chair of the governance cluster Dr. Riek Machar Teny has challenged South Sudanese women for failing to claim their space in the gender affirmative action in the Country. Dr. Riek criticized the South Sudanese women during the closing of[Read More…]
Mayor defends self on ‘interfering’ in Go-Green court case
By William Madouk Mayor of Juba city Council, Michael Lado Allah-Jabu has defended his interference in Go-Green court case, citing that the garbage service provider company cannot be ordered to cease operation unless if there is ill intention. Addressing journalists yesterday, Allah-Jabu protested earlier directives from court that ordered seizing[Read More…]
Burglars break into ministry of education, walk away with items
By Emelda Siama John The director of the examination for Central Equatoria State Ministry of General Education and Instruction Loro Nglo said burglars over the weekend broke into his office and walked away with office items. Speaking to No. 1 Citizen Daily Newspaper yesterday Nglo said that the thieves broke[Read More…]
Mayor talks tough, threatens to confiscate water tankers
By William Madouk Juba City Council has warned striking foreign traders not to stage any strike in the country and threaten to confiscate water tankers and indefinitely shut down shops for those traders who will defy the warning. On Monday, city traders from the said communities closed their shops,[Read More…]
BOSS on dollar-auctioning spree to stabilize pounds
By William Madouk The Central Bank of South Sudan (BoSS) will inject 5 million US dollars into the local market in a bid to mop up access liquidity to stabilize plummeting South Sudanese pounds. BoSS Foreign Exchange Auction Supervisory Committee, acting Chairperson, Grace Araba Gordon said 3 million will be[Read More…]
GPAA hits back at Jonglei gov’t over “ARC road workers attack” accusations
By Bida Elly David The government of Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) has hit back at the Jonglei State government describing the accusations labelled against Murle youth for allegedly attacking ARC road workers as wild propaganda saying there was no justifiable evidence to prove the allegations. GPAA government cautioned Jonglei[Read More…]
President Kiir commits to end Sudan political row
By Bida Elly David The peace talks between the Sudanese government and rivals is beginning to gain hope as the President of South Sudan makes a move to restore amity through critical mediation of talks. This development transpired in a meeting between President Salva Kiir and a Member of the[Read More…]
SPLM-IO MPs in Jonglei boycott sittings over speaker’s ouster
By William Madouk Lawmakers belonging to Machar’s party, SPLM-IO have declared their intentions to boycott the reopening sitting for Jonglei State legislative assembly, unless former Speaker Amer Ateny Alier is reinstated. SPLM-IO chief whip in the State Assembly, Abel Nyuot Lok stated that SPLM-IO members would boycott all parliamentary sittings[Read More…]
Lakes State residents celebrate World Radio Day with peace sentiment
By Yang Ater Yang Residents in Lakes State capital Rumbek celebrated this year’s World Radio Day, while reflecting on the importance that the radio broadcasting plays in fostering peace and development in their State. Lakes State, previously known for all sorts of crimes, instability and rampant killings is currently seen[Read More…]
Role of radio to community celebrated
By Milly Bayi Nyuga World Radio Day, a day set aside to celebrate the importance of radio in society had journalists, supporters and the public gather yesterday to commemorate at University of Juba Custom campus. Under the theme, “Radio and Peace”, the attendees discussed how important radio is in evoking[Read More…]
At least 4,211 sit CPE exams in Lakes State
By Yang Ater Yang At least four thousand, two hundred and eleven (4,211) primary eight candidates from 126 schools in Lakes State have started sitting their Certificate of Primary Education (CPE) exams yesterday in 25 Centers across the State. The acting governor of Lakes State, Poth Madit Dut on Monday[Read More…]
Sex worker in horror as business turns bitter
By Bida Elly David A sex worker at Kubri-Haboba of Gudele two in the capital Juba has decried business challenge revealing that some horny men continuously resist payment of dues after thorough bed performance saying that the practice made them to demand payment before duty. Speaking to No.1 Citizen Daily[Read More…]
Nyandeng praises women as bread winners, drivers of economy
My Mary Poni The Vice President and Chair of the Gender and Youth Cluster, Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior has described women as bread winners and drivers of economy, not only in South Sudan but throughout the continent of Africa. VP Nyandeng delivered her remarks about the women yesterday during the[Read More…]
Evaluation workshop begins as Juba peace hangs in balance
By William Madouk A Six-day evaluation workshop for Juba Peace Agreement for Sudan has begun in Juba with a purpose to fish out matters hindering implementation of the Sudanese peace deal that is hanging on thread due to poor score. Deputy Chairman & Secretary for Mediation Committee, Dr. Dhieu Mathok[Read More…]
Over 60,000 P.8 candidates begin CPE examination
By Bida Elly David Over 60,000 Primary eight (P.8) Candidates across the Country have begun dotting pens on their first examination paper for the Certificate of Primary Education (CPE) exams for their passage to secondary education. According to the exact cumulative statistics, 60, 714 primary candidates are undertaking the CPE[Read More…]
Kiir promises 50/50 gender parity for women
By Mary Poni President Salva Kiir Mayardit has promised to allow women favorably compete for the remaining 65% affirmative action plan to attain a 50/50 working relationship between women and men, though the 35% affirmative action for women is yet to be fully implemented as agreed. He made the pledge[Read More…]
Insecurity’ could hinder battle against measles, WHO warns
By William Madouk World Health Organization has warned that the measles outbreak in South Sudan could be tugged to the new year due to armed conflict, food insecurity and mass displacement of people to camps. According to WHO, since the measles outbreak in January last year up to date –[Read More…]
