South Sudan Joins Other Countries Member Of African Telecommunications Union
Technology
The African Telecommunications Union (ATU) has welcomed its 49th member state after the Republic of South Sudan was officially admitted
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Tag: South Sudan
South Sudan’s Fifth Vice President Test Positive for Covid-19
Government and Policy
Covid-19 has infected yet another South Sudan Vice President in just one week. This is after the country’s fifth vice
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Sudan Gets Civilian Prime Minister for the First Time Since 1989
Government and Policy
Sudan has a civilian prime minister for the first time since 1989, the year Omar Al-Bashir deposed Sadiq Al-Mahdi. The
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South Sudan Bans The Singing Of National Anthem In Absence Of The President
Government and Policy
President Salvar Kiir of South Sudan has banned the singing of the country’s national anthem when he is not around.
By Juma
·Beyond Borders: Civil War in South Sudan Claimed 382,900 Lives – Research
Government and Policy
A new study has revealed that the civil war in South Sudan has claimed at least 382,900 lives, beating Syria
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Egypt and Ethiopia Hold Talks Over River Nile Dam
Africa News
Cairo fears that an Ethiopian plan to build a huge hydropower dam on the Blue Nile, the source of most
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Four Kenyans Jailed in South Sudan Released
Market News
The four Kenyans who had been jailed for life in South Sudan have been released and will be expected back
By Juma
·Why We Should be Concerned about Kenyans Anguishing in South Sudan Jails
Lifestyle
Politics are raging on, politicians are traversing the country seeking for votes and they shout their lungs out, promising to
By Juma
·Four Kenyans Continue to Languish in South Sudan Prison as Calls to Free them Fall on Deaf Ears
Feature
As the days fly by, seconds turning into minutes, minutes into hours and all combined building up days, four Kenyans
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South Sudan Leaders Amass Great Wealth as Nation Suffers –Africa Business Roundup
Africa News
Fuel ‘too dirty’ for Europe sold to Africa Swiss firms have been criticized in a report for their links to
By David Indeje
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