• Ethiopia amongst worst hit in African brain-drain

  Sunday 27 November 2011
  By Tesfa-Alem Tekle November 25, 2011 (ADDIS ABABA) – Ethiopia and other sub-Saharan African countries are amongst the worst hit in a brain-drain, seeing mass migration of skilled professional and subjecting countries to a massive (...)

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• Snake bites kill 19 people near Unity State capital

  Monday 8 October 2012
  By Bonifacio Taban Kuich October 7, 2012 (BENTIU) - A 300 metre man-made lake in near Unity State capital Bentiu has turned into a hazard with snakes living in the water suspected to have killed 19 people over the last three years. (...)

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• VIDEO: Jimmy Carter’s Guinea Worm Press Conference

  Thursday 17 January 2013
  Virtual Media Roundtable – Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter Releases Guinea Worm Case Numbers for 2012 The online press conference featuring Sudan Tribune’s Julius Uma from Juba. Carter Centre Press (...)

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• South Sudan pledges to double efforts improve general hygiene

  Sunday 17 October 2010
  By Ngor Arol Garang & Bonifacio Taban Kuich October 15, 2010 (JUBA – BENTIU) - Authorities from the semi autonomous government of southern Sudan on Friday pledged to double efforts to improve general hygiene across the region. (...)

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• South Sudanese doctors come home from Cuba

  Thursday 3 July 2008
  July 3, 2008 (JUBA) — They left as children and teenagers, crossing the border between dry southern Sudan and Ethiopia before being transported half a world away to the green strangeness of Cuba’s Isla de la Juventud. Dr Martha Martin (...)

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• Central Equatoria health minister calls for investment

  Saturday 8 October 2011
  October 7, 2011 (MOROBO) - Central Equatoria state’s health minster has called on donors to fund the building of more health centres in South Sudan to combat the new country’s poor health care provision. Dr. Emmnuel Ijja Central (...)

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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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• WHO confirms first case of swine influenza in South Sudan

  Saturday 5 December 2009
  December 4, 2009 (JUBA) – The World Health Organization (WHO) reported the first confirmed case of Influenza H1N1 infection in the capital of southern Sudan region, Juba. In a health situation report released on November 30, WHO said (...)

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• Malaria and whooping coughs kill 36 in Jonglei’s Duk County

  Sunday 22 January 2012
  January 21, 2012 (PARIAK) - A malaria and whooping cough outbreak in Jonglei State’s Duk County, has reportedly killed 36 people over the last month with a further 761 cases under medical care in Pajut clinic. The head of the health (...)

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• South Sudan’s Paulino Matip dies in Nairobi after long illness

  Wednesday 22 August 2012
  August 22, 2012 (NAIROBI) — General Paulino Matip, deputy commander in chief of the South Sudanese army (SPLA) and political leader died in Nairobi after a long battle with illness, his son told Sudan Tribune. General Paulino Matip (...)

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