ARC commits to pay millions in delayed staff salaries
The management of African Resource Construction (ARC) says it is working with relevant authorities to resolve unpaid staff salary arrears dating back to 2024 amid financial constraints.
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Parliament, ICT ministry hold consultations ahead of cybersecurity bill third reading
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Rights group calls for stronger women protection against rising digital violence
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Cleto launches 2025 campaign against GBV, warns of rising digital threats
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24th Session: Witness links White Army commander Kang Makana to Gen. Majur’s killing
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Governor Lobong appeals for calm after recent deadly raids
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Fashoda general arrested for defying demolition order
Authorities in Fashoda County in Upper Nile State have confirmed the arrest of an army general…
Two children suffocate in parked car, three shot dead in Gudele
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UNDP: Over 60 inmates released on bail through mobile court
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) says more than 60 inmates have been released on bail…
Kon John Akot: The traffic boss who once drove MPs mad by branding parliament “illegitimate”
Major General Kon John Akot, the outspoken police officer who made headlines for calling parliament “illegitimate,”…