Pitia Solomon (L) and Morris Maitha Kiema Station Manager (R) Monday 21st February 2022/Photo by Dominic Paul By Taban Henry Juba City Council Authorities have shutdown Trojan Petrol Station in Nyakuron West residential area after some home owners around the station complained of oil leakage. After alerting the City Council,[Read More…]
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King’s Academy burnt to ashes
King’s Academy Secondary school pilled in ashes after catching fire at Midnight Wednesday/ Photo: Adia Jildo By Adia Jildo King’s Academy Digital Secondary School located in Munuki has been burnt into ashes after it caught fire on Wednesday midnight. Over 90 digital equipment got burnt into ashes when the school[Read More…]
Court orders Gen. Mathok to vacate Rock City Hotel
By Philip Buda Ladu Kator High Court has ordered General Salva Mathok Gengdit to surrender the properties of Rock City Hotel and Jebel Lodge to the rightful owner (Solomon Chaplain Lui) as he accused Gen. Mathok of illegally amassing wealth from the said businesses. The Plaintiff’s lawyer sued Mathok to[Read More…]
Issuing of Passports, Nationality resumes
By Masmina Turuju Ejidio The Directorate of Nationality, Passports and Immigration has resumed issuing of passports and nationality identity cards after two years of shutdown. The resumption came after the directorate received 4,400 regular passport booklets and 49,500 Nationality identity certificates. The production of the passports and nationality cards stopped[Read More…]
Deadly plane crash kills five in Juba
By Philip Buda Ladu All people onboard a cargo plane including the pilot have been reported dead on Tuesday morning after a cargo plane crashed into ashes at Gondokoro Island, Mori village east of the River Nile. The plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Juba International Airport. Kur Kuol, the[Read More…]
Meet the former Minister of Finance and Economic Planning Stephen Dheiu Dau
Stephen Dheiu Dau is a South Sudanese politician. He was the Minister of Finance and Planning from July 2016 to March 2018. Dheiu also served as the Minister of Petroleum and Mining in the South Sudan. Currently, he is engaged in farming. Could you kindly introduce yourself? Thank you, my[Read More…]
Disgruntled loggers Defy Kajo-Keji logging ban
By Philip Buda Ladu Disgruntled loggers that recently threatened Kajo-Keji County Authorities over the ban of all logging activities have been seen by locals naively sneaking in trucks at night to ferry the felled down logs that they were demanding. Reports indicated that transit goods Lorries could be seen entering[Read More…]
Fire outbreak Devastates Gudele market
By Orayo Gabriel Ujuok Fire broke out at Gudele market destroying ten shops and 25 vegetable tables. The fire was said to have started from inside what is described as ‘Hildhar’s shop for body wear’. Angelo Laku Marjhan, Acting Chairman for Luri Central Payam Chamber of Commerce, said although there[Read More…]
EES advocates reject denial of contract agreements offer to clients
By Moyo Jacob Advocates in Eastern Equatoria State have expressing mixed reactions over a letter by the Directorate of Land and Town Planning, in the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure, to bar them from the right to offer contract agreements to clients. On June 29, Juma Babikir Lohure, Director of Land[Read More…]
The Citizens’ Voices on the Independence Day, 9th- July- 2020
By Tombura James South Sudan emerged as a nation after decades of civil war, culminating in the independence of the country, on the 9th-July-2011. This day valued as a remarkable day in the history of South Sudan, remembered as a day when South Sudanese got freedom from the repressive regimes[Read More…]
Bank of South Sudan Lowers Interest Rate to 10%
By Ochaya Jackson The Bank of South Sudan has lowered its interest rate from 13 percent to 10 percent in what it called the additional measures by the bank to mitigate negative impacts of COVID-19 pandemic on the country economy. The change in the policy was availed on Monday 6th[Read More…]
Workers Trade Union’s Federation Distributes drums to Bus Stations
By Keji Janefer Silver The Workers Trade Union Federation has distributed barrels to five bus stations in Juba yesterday to help taxi drivers and passengers wash their hands before and after getting out of the taxi in the parks as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of corona virus.[Read More…]
MTN say it plans to improve communication despite challenges
BY Adia Charity MTN Mobile Network Operator in South Sudan, has said it is planning to expand service provision to the people of South Sudan despite ongoing problems affecting their operation in the Country. The Chief Executive Officer for MTN South Sudan Gordian Kyomukama told journalists in Juba on Tuesday[Read More…]
Apple AirPods on sale for first time ever
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YouTube Now Tracks Your Time Spent Watching Videos
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