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“We aspire to a relationship where the visa canceled and the right to citizenship is granted to South Sudanese because they contributed in building the Sudan ". The Sudanese Prime Minister, Dr. Abdallah Hamdok declared that the relation between Juba and Khartoum shall overcome wishes to a more practical steps aiming...

By Mandela Nelson Denis Q: Welcome to Juba Monitor, kindly tell us about yourself? A: Thank you Juba Monitor and Mandela for this great moment. I am Cosmas Juma Tranquillo, candidate from Jubek State aspiring to stand for Presidency of South Sudan National Youth Union, generally about myself; I am...

By Paul Jimbo When Education Minister Deng Deng Hoth finally announced the results of Senior Four results, one notable thing stood out, a newly established institution had sneaked itself in the list of top performing schools. Many observers could not reconcile their minds with reality of how a newcomer could...

By Martin Manyiel Wugol Juba Monitor Kampala Bureau chief Martin Manyiel Wugol caught up with a young South Sudanese female writer Nyibol Ajang Adier. Ms. Nyibla is the author of a book titled “If I had known”. Martin Manyiel (MM): It is my pleasure to talk to you Nyibol Ajang...

South Sudanese pupils during a lesson in a makeshift classroom. Courtesy-UNICEF By Paul Jimbo As the world celebrated the Universal Children’s Day on 20th November, 2018, the South Sudanese child had very little if any achievements to boast about. Dubbed “Universal Children’s Day”, the 29th anniversary of the UN Convention...

By Moses Gum The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is supporting South Sudan in developing its migration policy so as to provide capacity building to improve migration management. This is the first ever migration policy expected to address irregular migration including smuggling and human trafficking. Last week, a three-day consultation...

Melania Itto, Executive Director of Solidarities for Women’s Rights Association (SOWA) (photo by Jale Richard): By Jale Richard Gender Based violence (GBV) is a vice that is breaking up women and it is time that the women speaks out about it, so that they can seek both medical and financial...

Plastic pollution remains biggest environmental problem

The National Dialogue Strategy

  Former Tanzania’s president and Chancellor of Cavendish University H.E Dr Benjamin William Mkapa (middle) reading out his congratulatory speech to the audience during the graduation (Photo by Martin Manyiel Wugol)   By Martin Manyiel Wugol At least 1,190 students graduated from Cavendish University in Uganda yesterday.  Amongst them, 500...