Chinese and French oil companies involved in the East African Crude Oil Pipeline project, to be built from Uganda to Tanzania, say affected villagers are being compensated. But rights groups representing hundreds of families who will be displaced by the […]
South Sudan’s Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security and Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, together with the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a modern farming system in the country. […]
At the height of the pandemic last April, I saw Facebook posts from friends and relatives in South Sudan showing top-level government officials wearing clip-on tags dubbed “virus removal cards”. The cards were said to contain chemicals that could prevent […]
It is very important to pay a little attention to the recent changes made by Kiir through a decree he issued. Many have been providing an in-depth analysis of the current political situation in the country. And some of which […]
Critics may cry foul at the idea of attaching strings to humanitarian assistance, but an unwillingness to scrutinize the unintended negative consequences of aid has made donors complicit in filling the coffers of corrupt leaders and propping up the bad […]
Kenya has been added to the list of designated states for mandatory hotel quarantine in Ireland. From April 15, passengers arriving in Ireland from Kenya will be required to have pre-booked hotel quarantine provisions before being allowed entry. They will be […]
I have come to believe that Ezra Construction and Development Group(Ezra) business model was designed to make huge profits through access to a highly discounted foreign exchange rate market. Selling electricity was merely a means to an end. And here […]
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi recently welcomed Burundi’s president, Evariste Ndayishimiye, to discuss the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam crisis, among several issues. It was yet one more move Egypt has been making lately to gain support for its position regarding the […]
The Ministry of Finance has directed the Central Bank to immediately pay 3 million US dollars to Juba Electricity Distribution Company to resume power supply in the capital Juba. According to Eye Radio publication seen by NCMP, the ministry of […]
When the pandemic struck, many feared South Sudan could be one of the hardest-hit countries in Africa – years of conflict had hollowed out its healthcare system and the threat of famine was on the horizon. Heeding the warnings, the European Union, […]
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