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Let the name be heard and accepted TAAL MANA speaks everything we plan Come with us to where we are going But who are we and why are we calling you And who is that person we are calling It is you the beloved youth of South Sudan We are...

By Manyuon Mayen Manyuon Salva Kiir Mayardit has been urged to ensure close supervision of the newly appointed cabinet during their tenure of office for the purpose of reaching out to the civil population. Following the appointment of the cabinet last week, Rajab Mohandis, Civil Society delegate to the peace...

By Mabor Riak Magok About ten people have been killed and twenty others wounded on Saturday during an intra-communal fighting in Lakes State. In an interview with Juba Monitor, Moses Mading Chol, a resident in Lakes State said over 300 herds of cattle were raided during the fight. “Communities of...

PRESS RELEASE We, the majority of the disputing  parties in the South Sudan Bar Association do here by serve this Press Release to all licensed advocates in the Republic of South Sudan that the alleged Extraordinary Meeting of General Assembly of South Sudan Bar Association taking place on 19-20 February...

By: Martin Manyiel Wugol, Juba Monitor Kampala Bureau Chief In the world of information, the radio played an instrumental role in the struggle for the independence that gave birth to the Republic of South Sudan. As a young person growing up back in mid 80s, radio was the only source...

By: Poiya Isaac Lagu, (LLM). The purpose of this Article is to acquire knowledge about the rights, interests, liabilities attached to land and create awareness for land conveyance. It is also relevant for readers and researchers. There has been a question throughout from 2005 up to date ‘who owns land’...

By: Elia Joseph Loful Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) on Wednesday moved the first Arch girder across Freedom Bridge across River Nile. Addressing the press in Juba, the Undersecretary in the Ministry of Roads and Bridges Philip Marlow Waiwai said 80 percent of the work on the Bridge has been...

By: Manyuon Mayen Manyuon The United States Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned the First Vice President Taban Deng Gai for an alleged involvement in human rights abuses, including the disappearance and deaths of civilians.  The statement said, “Deng has acted to divide and sow...

By: Anna Nimiriano Late Swaka Philip died on 8th of January, 2020 and the burial took place on 9th of the same month. Sometimes it was not easy to say a word about somebody whom you know and has done great things in the country and died. In our tradition,...

By: Wek Atak Kacjang A local Nongovernmental Organization (NGO) NEPDA is facing mounting pressure over failure to pay for the services delivered to them by various suppliers. Latest information received indicates that there is a sweet- talking lady who was being used by the organization to lure the unsuspecting suppliers...