Friday, 27 January 2012 06:38
A relic from St John Bosco arrived yesterday in Yambio to a huge welcome at the local airstrip by a large crowd headed by the catholic bishop.
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The Constitutional review process that started this week is a very important matter that needs the participation on individual citizens, community leaders faith groups and civil society organizations together with political parties.
The Red Cross plans to recruit over 100 new members to boost its activities and answer to the crescent wave of violence in the country.
AIDS is a global infection that can affect anyone anywhere and it should concern every citizen in order to curb its spread.
The UN agency for children said it is ready to assist girl child education both in primary and secondary schools in Tonj South County of Warrap State.
A man was attacked yesterday by a leopard in Tonj South County and survived after a long struggle with the wild cat.
About 70 returnees who arrived on two planes on yesterday morning at Wau airport expressing discontent over the miserable life South Sudanese are forced to live in Khartoum.
Civil servants from Western Bahr el Ghazal State are in Wau for a two-day workshop on gender mainstream issues.
School authorities in Nuba Mountains of Southern Kordofan have urged secondary students to get ready to travel to Yida refugee camp, in Unity State, to start the new school year.
A relic from St John Bosco arrived yesterday in Yambio to a huge welcome at the local airstrip by a large crowd headed by the catholic bishop.
The government announced today that the new pipeline connecting South Sudan’s oil fields with the port of Lamu, in Kenya, will be 2,100-kilometres long.
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