Author: Number One Citizen Daily Newspaper

Parliament summons 4 cabinet ministers over ailing economy

By Bida Elly David South Sudan’s Reconstituted Transitional National Legislative Assembly (R-TNLA) has summoned four ministers whose dockets are linked failure of economy, as the country grapples with crisis. The concern came on the backdrop of the prevailing market situation that has been totally dominated by aliens, contributing economic, cultural[Read More…]

Shameless lawmaker tinkles illiterate MPs to enroll on adult education

By Bida Elly David A fearless lawmaker at the national legislative assembly (R-TNLA) has challenged less educated members of parliament to enroll for adult education to better improve their intellectual capacity. Hon. Joyce Echia, who represents Eastern Equatoria State, alluded that the August House, currently accommodates parliamentarians who are incapable[Read More…]

Commissioner Mawa tells Governor Adil, Morobo County peaceful

By Emelda Siama John Lopula Commissioner of Morobo County, Joseph Mawa John briefed Central Equatoria state governor, Emmanuel Adil Anthony on the general security situation in his area, describing it as relatively peaceful. Meeting at the State Secretariat on Wednesday, the two leaders discussed general security situation of the county[Read More…]

Government opts to revive lucrative teak plantations

By William Madouk Environment and Forestry Minister, Josephine Napwon, jetted to Western Bahr El Ghazal State to assess sprawling teak forests in order revamp and lumber it to generate income to the government. The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) estimated in 2007 that the teak, if sustainably harvested, could generate[Read More…]

The non-response situation in Alabek Payam (Northern Tonj-North)

Tong Akok Anei Mawien Over the years and in recent months, Warrap State has been affected by ethnic conflicts and inter-communal violence.  Roughly 80 percent of Warrap state is deeply affected by inter communal violence, ethnic conflicts and natural disasters, people are displaced, properties looted, living standards deteriorating. This deeply[Read More…]

Yambio teachers demand good pay to boost free education

By William Madouk Teachers in Yambio of Western Equatoria State are demanding higher pay from the government in exchange for quality education. Welcoming the presidential order announcing free education in the country, the teachers are concerned about the impact on quality education if government does not address their challenges. Head[Read More…]