• A Language Lesson in the Nuba Mountains

  Friday 14 July 2006
  By Omer M Shurkian* July 10, 2006 — It may be argued that a language is a natural instinct whereby human beings could express their desires, demand their basic rights, learn new skills and acquire lifelong experiences. Nonetheless, (...)

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• Inter-communal violence rocks University of Juba

  Wednesday 28 March 2012
  March 27, 2012 (JUBA) – Inter-communal violence erupted on Tuesday in the main campus of the University of Juba in the South Sudan’s capital, leaving several students wounded. Juba University Entrance (Photo: Juba University Website) (...)

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• Over 30 S. Sudanese students protest in Ethiopia, arrested

  Sunday 6 November 2016
  November 5, 2016 (RUMBEK) - 38 South Sudanese students were arrested after they staged a protest in front of their embassy in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa over delayed allowances. South Sudanese students at their embassy in (...)

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• American tycoon sponsors 15 South Sudanese teachers

  Thursday 8 January 2015
  January 7, 2015 (JUBA) – At least 15 South Sudanese secondary school teachers have been selected for a four-month training course at the United States-based Arizona University. Teachers graduating after in-service training in Malek (...)

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• New church, school and clinic opened in troubled Jonglei

  Monday 19 March 2012
  March 18, 2012 (BOR) - At the opening of a church, school and a clinic built by a local businessman on Sunday the bishop of Bor diocese said development programs in villages of South Sudan’s troubled Jonglei State shows the potential (...)

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• Kiir demands competitive higher education standard

  Sunday 27 December 2009
  By Ngor Arol Garang December 26, 2009 (KHARTOUM) — South Sudan President General Salva Kiir Mayardit has directed the regional Ministry of Education, Science and Technology to come up with legislation enforcing adherence to required (...)

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• Sudan’s VP says American book proves local centers received US funds to topple regime

  Thursday 3 January 2013
  January 2, 2013 (KHARTOUM) – The Sudanese 1st Vice President Ali Osman Taha has defended the recent crackdown on independent pro-democracy centers and suggested they are undercover bodies whose goal is to undermine the regime. (...)

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• Civilians in Darfur remote areas demands water and medicines

  Thursday 31 May 2012
  May 30, 2012 (KHARTOUM) — Civilians in Forog, remote area of a North Darfur, urged the United Nations on Wednesday to provide them with more humanitarian assistance, complaining of shortages of water and medicines. Girls hold a banner (...)

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• 350 pupils stranded as Central Equatoria school collapses

  Saturday 21 September 2013
  September 19, 2013 (YEI) - At least 350 pupils of Lata primary school in Central Equatoria state’s Yei River county were stranded on Thursday after heavy rains destroyed their learning premises. Lata primary school in Otogo payam (...)

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• Lakes: Student killed over girl’s pregnancy

  Sunday 14 July 2013
  July 13, 2013 (RUMBEK) - A 19-year-old student from Cueibet county in South Sudan’s Lakes state was on Friday beaten to death by a group of men who accused his relative of impregnating a young girl, local officials said. Deng Guet (...)

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