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National immigration to resume issuing national IDs and passports for South Sudan after it has stopped for nearly a year.

The Director General of Immigration, Atem Marol Biar announced on Thursday.

25/04/2021

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15/04/2021

The order to reconstitute the national and state legislatures will likely be announced this week, the National Transitional Committee has said. President Salva Kiir is expected to make the announcement following a meeting he held with the First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar on Monday. South Sudan s...

14/04/2021

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Statement from VP Abdelbagi’s Office on lifting of Covid-19 partial lockdown

“After a thorough consultation with stakeholders, it gives me a great pleasure to announce lifting of the COVID-19 partial lockdown that its effectiveness expired on 4th April 2021, following a decrease in Covid-19 infection rate as the National Laboratory announced 16 positive cases for the last 24hrs, a number of infections greater than previous days.
Therefore, I am urging the public to strictly follow the Country's COVID-19 guidelines to tame further spreading of the virus.”

21/02/2021

Kiir forms Central Equatoria State Government

President Salva Kiir has issued Presidential Decrees this evening, appointing Ministers, County Commissioners, Advisers, and Chairpersons for State Commissions for Central Equatoria State.
https://eyeradio.org/kiir-forms-central-equatoria-state-government/

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Police have named the prime suspect in the murder of three siblings in Juba. Twenty-four-year-old Babu Emmanuel Lokiri, a fourth-year medical student at the University of Juba was arrested yesterday in Rock City.

Updating the media in Juba this afternoon, Inspector General of Police General, Majak Akech said Lokiri is a relative of the three sisters and was found in the possession of incriminating evidence including clothes stained with blood and some pangas or machetes.

IGP Akech says the other 16 suspects have been released and will be called on, if need be, to help with investigations. The girls aged 9,7 and 4 years were murdered in cold blood at their home in Rock City on the 1st of this month.

Police have named the prime suspect in the murder of three siblings in Juba. Twenty-four-year-old Babu Emmanuel Lokiri, a fourth-year medical student at the University of Juba was arrested yesterday in Rock City.

Updating the media in Juba this afternoon, Inspector General of Police, General Majak Akech said Lokiri is a relative of the three sisters and was found in the possession of what police is calling 'incriminating evidence.'

IGP Akech says the other 16 suspects have been released and will be called on, if need be, to help with investigations. The girls aged 9,7 and 4 years were murdered in cold blood at their home in Rock City on the 1st of this month.