Chief Justice Reec to speed up trials of unsentenced inmates
The Chief Justice of South Sudan Judiciary has promised to increase the number of mobile court judges to expedite the trial of inmates at Juba Central Prison. Justice…
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President Kiir meets Aqwelek leader a year after Khartoum peace deal
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Govt kick-starts preparations for 2024 elections
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Gov’t, UN launch multi-million dollar youth peace fund
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S. Sudan’s democratic transition is UNMISS’ top priority – Haysom
The Special Representative to the UN Secretary-General in South Sudan says the mission’s top priority is…