Two cattle-keeping chiefs arrested over Lainya farm destruction
Authorities in Lainya County, Central Equatoria State, have arrested two cattle-keeping chiefs whose herds are accused of destroying local farms, as part of efforts to enforce an order…
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JCC orders Munuki cemetery residents to vacate within seven days
The Juba City Council administration has ordered residents living within cemeteries in Munuki Block A, along…
Juba county launches road opening, plot showing in Mangalla Payam
The Juba County Commissioner has officially launched the showing and opening of sixteen kilometers of roads…
Central Equatoria State forms committee to probe illegal logging
The Central Equatoria State Cabinet has formed a committee to investigate reports of illegal logging in…
Calm returns to Juba’s Jopa suburb after deadly land dispute
Authorities in Central Equatoria State say they have restored calm following a land-related incident in Jopa…
Juba to get ‘beautification corporation’ to tackle waste and improve sanitation
The Central Equatoria State Ministry of Environment has announced plans to establish a waste management corporation…
Central Equatoria minister bans all land demarcation, planning across the state
The Minister of Housing, Land and Public Utilities of Central Equatoria State has ordered an immediate…
Vatican envoy pledges support for peace and refugee return in Central Equatoria
The Vatican envoy to South Sudan, Archbishop Seamus Patrick Horgan, says the Church will continue working…
Doctors’ union treats nearly 3,000 patients in Terekeka free medical camp
About 3,000 patients in Terekeka County, Central Equatoria State, have received medical treatment during a three-day…
Central Equatoria ministers consider return of e-tax system
The Central Equatoria State Council of Ministers has discussed a proposal to resume the electronic tax,…