Violent incidents against aid workers reduced – OCHA
A UN agency says there has been reduction of humanitarian access incidents across the country since the year began.
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Int’l pressure needed to expedite peace – NPA
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Juba city deputy mayor sacked
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Use radio to promote dialogue – UN chief
The United Nations Secretary General has called on member states to use radio to promote dialogue…
Over 5,000 flee latest clashes in Yei River
The UN refugee agency says the latest fighting in Yei River State has so far displaced…
Rights groups call for transparent probe into missing Idri, Dong
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