Vice President Nyandeng urges women to ‘promote human rights’
Vice President, Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior has called on women to proclaim International Women’s Day as a day to promote and encourage respect for human rights.
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Female student emerges top in 2019 SSLE
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Prof Lo Liyong regrets UoJ inability to protect freedom of speech
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Prof. Lo Liyong suspended over ‘views’ on number of states
A renowned South Sudanese scholar has been placed on administrative leave by the University of Juba…
Fee defaulters vandalize UoJ
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Five school girls forced out over pregnancy
Authorities in Maridi State have revealed that five girls were forced to terminate their studies after…
Public university admission falls short of target
The ministry of higher education has admitted less than 4, 000 out of the targeted 17,000…
Over 27,000 sit secondary school leaving exams
More than 27,000 candidates have today begun this year’s secondary school leaving examinations across the country.…