News
 Kiir calls for 'belt-tightening' to cope with hardshipsPresident Salva Kiir Mayardit has advised the citizens of South Sudan to work hard to cope with the economic hardships in the country caused by the closure of oil production. “After we shut down our oil production we are running short of fuel and other services, but we are going to st... Read more |
UN short of 500m dollars for humanitarian aid in South SudanUN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) needs an additional 500 million dollars to deliver humanitarian assistance to South Sudanese returnees and internally displaced people (IDPs). The UNOCHA coordinator for South Sudan, Lise Grande said this on Tuesday while addressing journalists in J. “We need additional 500 million US dollars in order to ... Read more |
Commander says his capture is big blow to Kony
Ceasar Acellam Otto, a senior commander of the Lord’s Resistance
HOME AT LAST: Returnees arrive in Juba
JUBA: The first batch of 148 South Sudanese returnees out
World Bank chief assures South Sudan of help
JUBA: Visiting Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of
15,000 South Sudanese to return
JUBA – Government is prepared to receive the 15, 000 South
Heglig brings Sudans to the brink of war
Juba - President Salva Kiir has insisted that the disputed oil-rich
UN calls on Sudan to stop bombardment
Juba - The United Nations Special Representative to South
More aerial bombardment despite SPLA withdrawal
Bentiu - At least one civilian was killed and four others injured
Kiir orders army out of disputed Heglig
President Salva Kiir has ordered for the immediate withdrawal
Features
 Commodity price rise hits Juba residentsJUBA: It is the talk of the town. You hear people lament about it in homes and on radio talk shows. It dominates discussions in taxis and public gatherings. It has become part of the greeting. The talk is all about ever increasing commodity prices. Prices, especially for food, in Juba have ke... Read more |
China can play the role of referee, says“They say a week in politics is a long time. Here in South Sudan, recent weeks have felt like a very long time. We have been weighed with the heaviest of matters any state can contemplate,” information minister Benjamin Marial remarked last week. David Majur asked him to clarify on re... Read more |
Rising bride price spurs violence in South Sudan
Rising dowry rates in South Sudan are fuelling violence and encourage
Juba suffers from poor waste management
Juba is being choked by garbage as Philling Environmental,
Chief negotiator lists Juba demands to Khartoum
South Sudan Chief Negotiator with Sudan, Pagan Amum on February
Yirol women grow vegetables for economic independence
Women in Yirol West County are turning to vegetable production
"Youth hold the key to lasting peace in Jonglei"
The recent tribal fighting between the Lou Nuer and Murle in
Maridi pupils speak of harsh conditions studying under trees
Journalist Chaplain Lobor recently visited Mboroko and Nangwia
President Kiir's speech at the closing of IEC in Washington
Washington, DC Speech by the President of Republic of South
President Kiir's speech at the International Engagement Conf
Washington, DC Speech by the President of Republic of South
Headlines
- May 17, 2012 Kiir calls for 'belt-tightening' to cope with
- May 17, 2012 UN short of 500m dollars for humanitarian
- May 15, 2012 Commander says his capture is big blow
- May 14, 2012 Commodity price rise hits Juba residents
- May 14, 2012 HOME AT LAST: Returnees arrive in
- May 14, 2012 World Bank chief assures South Sudan of
- May 12, 2012 15,000 South Sudanese to return
- Apr 23, 2012 UN calls on Sudan to stop
- Apr 23, 2012 More aerial bombardment despite SPLA
- Apr 18, 2012 Fighting erupts in Northern Bahr el
