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Don’t expect government to farm for you

By Bida Elly David The SPLM acting secretary general has cautioned parties and citizens over high expectation of government to farm for them instead of working towards executing farming activities themselves through community mobilization to boost and meet their demands when necessary. He spoke this while comparing South Sudan’s status[Read More…]

Police arrest 21 niggas during independence

By Tereza Jeremiah Chuei The Spokesperson of the National Police, Maj. Gen. Daniel Justin yesterday reported that police had arrested 21 suspected gangsters/niggas in Lologo Area, who were about to confront themselves during the independence day. The suspected niggas were arrested and later taken to custody for further investigations as[Read More…]

Nunu tells Mayor to back business women

By Ephraim Modi D.S The Speaker of the Transitional National Legislative Assembly Jemma Nunu Kumba on Saturday pleaded to the Governor of Central Equatoria State Emmanuel Adil and Mayor of Juba City Council Michael Lado Alla-Jabu to support business women by under-charging their businesses. Kumba made the statement during a[Read More…]

SPLM slams parties of peace blockage

By Bida Elly David The Acting Secretary General of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) party has slammed some political parties amid delay in the implementation of the peace agreement stalling the country’s smooth transition to democratic elections. Speaking to journalists at the SPLM Secretariat yesterday, Acting Secretary General Peter[Read More…]

South Sudan needs fresh, edified leaders

By Matia Samuel Timatio A scholar from University of Juba is calling on aged politicians to resign and give opportunities to young talented and well-informed politicians ready to lead the country. The Deputy Dean of the School of Journalism, Media and Communication studies in the University of Juba, Prof. Chaplain[Read More…]

South Sudan to face severe hunger

By Bida Elly David The President of the Republic of South Sudan Salva Kiir Mayardit has said that the country is going to face serious starvation due to insufficient amount of rainfall that hindered production and urged Humanitarian Organizations to intervene with relief.  He said this during the Ecumenical Mass[Read More…]

Cardinal pleads for peace midst leaders

By Adia Jildo The Secretary of State of Vatican, Cardinal Pietro Paroline has called on South Sudan leaders and the civil population to embrace peace and ditch violence. Cardinal Pietro addressing ecumenical mass at Dr John Garang Mausoleum, where most leaders and people of different faith gathered to listen to[Read More…]