TGoNU urges SSOA to sign peace deal
The government is calling on the Opposition Alliance to sign the Khartoum agreement on governance so that total peace returns to the country.
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Why SSOA is not signing the Khartoum deal on governance
South Sudan Opposition Alliance has raised four issues of contention in the Khartoum Agreement on governance…
S.Sudanese takes to the streets to decry racism in Melbourne, Australia
South Sudanese living in Melbourne took the streets over the weekend to protest what they described…
Nothing’s wrong with $40,000 car loan – MPs
Parliamentarians have successfully received $40,000 dollars car loan from government’s treasury, the Chairperson of Parliamentary Caucus…
Citizens outraged as MPs get $40,000 car loan
Members of the public have expressed anger over the government loan of 40,000 dollars offered to…
Jubek teachers fail to comply with financial aid criteria
Some teachers in Jubek have not been receiving motivational cash for failing to comply with the…
UK travel warning is irrelevant – Ateny
The recent UK travel advisory against South Sudan is irrelevant, says the Presidential Press Secretary.
Why FDs, SSOA rejected Khartoum deal
Several South Sudanese opposition groups at the peace talks have declined to initial the Khartoum agreement…
Gov’t told not to scrape off fuel subsidies
An independent Media Consultant has suggested that fuel subsidies only need to be properly managed to…
Jubek teachers complain of irregular payment of incentives
Jubek state primary head teachers have complained about the EU-funded IMPACT project, saying they are not…