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In 2018, when parties to the conflict in South Sudan inked the Revitalized Peace Agreement to end repeated civil wars, hope permeated the air in the

Some 100 new parliamentarians from the Transitional State Legislative Assembly, drawn from all the parties to the Revitalized Peace Agreement of 2018,

Six teachers still in detention at the Panda Military Barracks in South Sudan's Lakes State are critically ill, an activist claims.

Authorities in Rumbek of Lakes State have released more than 20 disgruntled teachers who were detained for demanding salary increment this week.

The Community Empowerment for Progress Organization has urged the government of Lakes State to 'unconditionally release' 12 teachers who are currently in detention for rejecting salary and demanding an increment.

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A civil society activist has condemned the execution of three civilians allegedly by members of the organized forces in Kajo-Keji County of Central Equatoria, this week.

Some local chiefs in Lakes State have rejected a proposal made by a senior member of the ruling SPLM party to contribute cattle to fund the party’s development programs in the area.

Women representatives from across South Sudan’s Eastern Equatoria State have converged in Torit, the state capital, for a two-day forum to discuss issues affecting them and how to address them.

The executive director of the Community Empowerment for Progress Organization (CEPO), in a press release on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, urged the government of South Sudan not to stifle press freedom.