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Why Media Professionals Should Promote Entrepreneurship In South Sudan

24 September 2020 | Comments (0)

"The conflicts that usually dominate the news coverage in our daily newspapers are generally a direct consequence of lack of gainful economic activities that the people are - or can be - engaged in." Read more

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Oromo: UNESCO Recognizes Indigenous System of Self-Government As World Heritage

24 September 2020 | Comments (0)

"The big news for Ethiopia is that the Gada system, an indigenous democratic socio-political system of the Oromo, has been inscribed on the representative list of the intangible cultural heritage of humanity".

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Garang’s Copter Mischief Not The First Time

22 September 2020 | Comments (0)

"They took the Chairman out, ordered the aircraft to leave and radioed out, announcing that the C-in-C was in the jungle thickets. They were quickly located by the forces". Read more

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Teachers’ Protests In Jonglei Are Not About EU Funds

18 September 2020 | Comments (0)

"We wish to clarify that the European Union does not pay incentives for teachers from private schools and from secondary education schools." Read more

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South Sudan: Spontaneous Return Of Over 300,000 Refugees Since 2017

14 September 2020 | Comments (0)

"Search for livelihoods opportunities to complement food needs, after the reduction of the food basket in Uganda’s refugee camps, was the major reason for heads of households returning to South Sudan."
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Why President Kiir Should Respect Right of Access To Information Law

13 September 2020 | Comments (0)

"Those few individuals and their corrupt organizations and media have employed a method that frustrates making or implementation of good laws in South Sudan, so that the people feel aggrieved and start or continue with the circle of unending wars..." Read more

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Understanding Corruption (1)

12 September 2020 | Comments (0)

"By understanding corruption, I hope it would simplify its eradication as the saying goes, " An enemy identified is an enemy half-defeated". Read more

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Continuing Violence In Equatoria And Jongei Worries UNMISS

04 September 2020 | Comments (0)

"This surge in violence is deeply disturbing and is leading to clashes between those who are carrying them out and SSPDF and SPLA-IO forces. Inevitably, many civilians have been affected." Read more

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