Midwives call for better working conditions
The chairperson for South Sudan Nurses and midwives has called for better working conditions for health practitioners as the country marks
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The African Center of Disease Control has now told South Sudan not to use the expired…
Doctors’ Union appeals for heath workers’ pay rise
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Official reports worrying numbers of snake bites in Mvolo County
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Health ministry concerned over ‘vaccine hesitancy’
Health officials are concerned over the public’s unwillingness to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Auditor’s report: J1, finance ministry, others illicitly acquire community oil shares
A report by the Auditor-General has revealed that communities in oil-producing areas lost over 31 million…
Coronavirus: WHO urges African nations to keep expired vaccines
The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged African countries not to destroy Covid-19 vaccines that may…
Over 300 persons with leprosy ask for assistance
Nearly 300 people suffering from leprosy are in dire need of food assistance and drinking water…
Minister accuses oil companies of employment discrimination
The Minister of Petroleum has accused the oil companies of deliberately rejecting applications from the local…
Why malnutrition is alarming in South Sudan
An estimated 7.3 million people, about 60% of South Sudan’s population, are projected to be facing…