Torit Youth seek pardon for Monyie-miji sentenced over assault on NGO staff
By Obale Emmanuel, Radio Emmanuel
TORIT. The Representative of Monyie-miji, a Youth Union in South Sudan’s...
Will Peace Building trainings improve youths’ effort towards downplaying violent taunts?
Radio Bakhita
South Sudanese citizens still look up to their leaders as they seek lasting solution...
Coronavirus: how defying presidential order landed religious leader in custody.
By Adiidi Rashul, Spirit fm.
The
#Presidential Order came into effect on the 22nd march 2020,...
WES citizens baffle with Sudanese Refugees’ influx
By Jackson Gaaniko
Authorities in South Sudan’s Western Equatoria State have expressed concern over the burgeoning...
Police make arrests following clashes between refugees and locals
Author: Michael Ojok
Just weeks after deadly clashes between refugees of Dinka and Nuer tribes of South Sudanese people, in Rhino settlement which...
No Free Education Without Pay, Books; Head Teachers Warn
By Sebit Patrick
Teachers and civil servants are urging the government to promptly pay...
Netumboh wins Namibia’s presidential election, becomes first female
Namibia has voted in its first female president, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, following disputed elections last week.
Kiir condemns Kajo-keji killing, calls for thorough investigation to hold perpetrators accountable
February 2nd 2023 was a dawn of sorrows and misery in the central Equatoria’s Yei County as herdsmen storm...
Coronavirus: Healthcare workers’ safety in jeopardy amid COVID-19
By Scovin Iceta
Experts believe COVID-19 has become “the new normal”, endemic the world should learn to live with.
World Health Organization...
Students in refugee settlements take turns sitting in classrooms to study.
By Mega FM
Big number of South Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers overwhelms Uganda’s refugee-hosting Lamwo District. The district receives new arrivals...