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N. Bahr-el-Ghazal motorists decry high fuel prices Motorists in Northern Bahr-el-Ghazal State on Sunday issued a joint statement in which they called upon fuel stations to lower the sky-rocketing prices. A liter of petrol or diesel now costs 600 South Sudanese Pound (SSP) yet it sold at 300 at the end of last year. 5 liters of lubricant for heavy-duty machines, cars, and motorbikes which cost 3000 now goes for 6000 SSP.  Deng Mou, a truck driver in Aweil town, said the fuel prices are becoming increasingly exorbitant and that commercial drivers can seldom afford it as they do not earn as muc...

Uganda shows how including refugees can lift up a whole society On a visit to Bidibidi settlement, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi described projects involving government, refugees, aid groups and locals as 'game changers'. Agnes Baitio, 32, a refugee from South Sudan, shows UNHCR's Filippo Grandi the construction project she leads in Uganda's Bidibidi refugee settlement. © UNHCR/Esther Ruth Mbabazi By Yonna Tukundane and Wendy Kasujja in Bidibidi, Uganda  |  11 March 2021   |  Français When Agnes Baitio fled fighting in Nimule, South Sudan, four years ago with ...

Uganda shows how including refugees can lift up a whole society Format Agnes says working in construction has earned her a new skill and an improved income to support her family. © UNHCR/Esther Ruth Mbabazi On a visit to Bidibidi settlement, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi described projects involving government, refugees, aid groups and locals as ‘game changers’. By Yonna Tukundane and Wendy Kasujja When Agnes Batio fled fighting in Nimule, South Sudan, four years ago with her two children, she saved her family but lost everything else – her house, her income and her ...

Magwi commissioner vows to fight tribalism Magwi county commissioner during the swearing-in ceremony at Torit Freedom Square, Friday 5, March 2021. [Photo: Radio Tamazuj] The newly appointed commissioner of Magwi County in Eastern Equatoria State,  Otto David Remson, has vowed to fight tribalism in his jurisdiction for peace to prevail in the area. The commissioner made the remarks on Tuesday during a ceremony to welcome him in Magwi town where hundreds of women, youth, and members of the organized forces converged on the streets.  “I have come to work with all of you women, youth, elders...

A SWAZI friend, who was a ministerial chauffeur and ran his own breakaway church, hated trees. He would not countenance their presence near him due…