Pointing finger at us hurts – say women living with HIV
Some people living with HIV and AIDS in South Sudan say they are suffering discrimination in the society.
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Gov’t allocates over 80 million SSP to urban water cooperation
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Up to 3,000 patients undergo cataract surgeries in Gogrial State
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Implement pact, restore people’s dignity, leaders told
A UN official is appealing to the South Sudan leaders to restore dignity of the civil…
Some Gbudue health workers hospitalised after Ebola vaccinations
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At least 40,000 cattle vaccinated in Jonglei State
At least 40,000 heads of cattle have been vaccinated against foot and mouth disease in Jonglei’s…
Journalist Joakino’s exposé on oil pollution in S.Sudan
When one thinks about oil, the first thing that comes to mind is wealth and a…
S. Sudanese surgeon wins award for outstanding service
A South Sudanese surgeon has won United Nations High Commission of Refugees Nansen Award for 2018.
Mother of deformed newborn appeals for help
A 31 year old mother who has given birth to twins is faced with financial uncertainty…