Activist calls for victims-centered Transitional Justice Process
A civil society activist and a human right lawyer, Jackline Nasiwa, has call on the transitional justice working group and the mechanisms to be victims-centered in their approach to achieving...
Lakes to screen teachers to ensure quality
The Ministry of Education in Lakes State says it will soon commence screening of more than 4,000 primary school teachers in an attempt to strengthen teaching and learning. The Education...
3 Kuajok restaurants fined for serving leftovers
Warrap State's Kuajok town authorities have fined three restaurateurs 36,000 Pounds (about $36) each for serving leftovers to customers. (more…)
Sudan army quits truce talks, attacks paramilitary bases
Sudanese army forces blasted paramilitary bases with artillery in Khartoum on Wednesday after pulling out of US and Saudi-brokered ceasefire talks, accusing their foes of failing to honour their commitments....
Biometric mismatch leaves 4,000 households without food in Mingkaman
A biometric authentication failure at the General Food Distribution (GFD) in Mingkaman has reportedly affected over 4,000 households. A biometric POS machine normally recognizes two people - principle and alternative....
Water Tankers ordered to supply water at SSP800
Juba City Council has ordered the water suppliers in Juba to supply water at the cost of 800 South Sudanese pound only. Citizens are asked to report any supplier charging...