South Sudanese students: why do we pay more?
The number of South Sudanese students in Uganda's schools is likely to plummet, if schools continue to to charge them extra...
The conflict in South Sudan has put a threat on education of its own...
Immigration is increasingly becoming a worldwide phenomenon. In some cases it is caused by man-made events.
In this episode, Dhieu Williams provides...
South Sudan war: A shameful failure of African leadership
I know and have seen war; its horror and cruelty in my own country. I have since supported peace processes in...
Government to reinstate academic calendar as heatwave threatens
By Sebit Patrick
The National Ministry of General Education and Instruction has said it...
How much do you value a bicycle?
Bicycle is a simple machine used mainly in remote areas, there are few individuals whose livelihoods are derived from it.
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South Sudan’s Foreign Ministry monitors citizens’ safety in Sudan
The South Sudan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has said it is monitoring the safety and...
Water Crisis hits Juba, Residents in plight
By: Sebit Patrick
In light of soaring economic crisis, the cost of living is threatened as...
No Free Education Without Pay, Books; Head Teachers Warn
By Sebit Patrick
Teachers and civil servants are urging the government to promptly pay...
Conflict knows no borders.
Conflict in South Sudan has had a toll on all aspects of life of average people, in the country. For example,...
“Reconcile and make Peace” Pope tells South Sudanese Leaders
By Otto Abut.Meeting with the President of the Republic of South Sudan and other political leaders was at the...