919: Civil Society petition against extension of Pre-Transitional period hits snag
918: Police seize 300 illegal weapons in house-to-house search operation
917: Candid conversation on menstruation with two young ladies striving to break taboos
916: New Bishop appointed for Catholic Diocese of Malakal
915: Journalists tipped on effective sexual gender-based violence reporting
914: Artists Union and Jubek state review operation of Juba nightclubs
913: UNDP taps into young minds in latest round of South Sudan Youth Innovation Challenge
912: Access and stigma hinder fistula treatment in South Sudan
911: UNOCHA: Humanitarian situation remains dire, cattle raids an increasing concern
910: MSF: Antivenom needed to cure snakebites in South Sudan
909: Juba City Council to tighten enforcement of ban on night clubs
908: Civil Society Alliance drags parties to court over extension of Pre-Transitional period
907: Police explains heavy deployments in Juba, urge public calm
906: Analyst’s perspective on President Kiir’s SPLA Day speech
905: President Salva Kiir's speech on SPLA Day
904: UNMISS public opinion survey reveals widespread hope for lasting peace among South Sudanese
903: SRSG Shearer: The President’s speech very much carried the theme of peace
902: President Kiir’s full speech at TNLA opening
901: Bishop Arama: This is the last intervention of the Church in the peace process
900: IBC embarks on grassroot consultations on number of states
899: High-powered UN, AU and IGAD delegation pledge full and united support for South Sudan peace deal
898: EU: Regionalism and multilateralism, key to South Sudan’s growth
897: South Sudan Red Cross movement celebrates World Red Cross Day
896: UNICEF launches measles vaccination campaign to contain outbreak
895: 138 homes razed in Lol state wildfire
894: Exclusive interview with RJMEC interim Chair, Gen Augostino Njoroge
893: Civil Society welcomes extension of Pre-Transitional period
892: Midwives Day: Midwives as Defenders of Women’s Rights
891: “A unanimous agreement for an extension is a positive development” – SRSG David Shearer
890: “I have forgiven my husband’s killers,” widow of slain critic Aggrey Idri speaks out
889: “Compromises are more important than shortened deadline” – Netherlands rep.
888: Civil Society demands government withdrawal from contract with American lobby firm
887: Amnesty International 'shocked' by death of critics Dong Samuel and Aggrey Idri
886: UNMISS-supported mobile courts aide in tackling back-log cases
885: “Oil exports uninterrupted via Port Sudan,” Petroleum Min Ezekiel Gatkuoth
884: Women demand stronger laws to regulate bride price
883: SPLA-IO proposes 12,000-strong VIP Protection Unit
882: “Delays in formation of unity government should be by consensus” - U.S Ambassador
881: Brothers kill sister for refusing to marry suitor in Yirol
880: South Sudan named one of world’s top ‘executors’
879: Counting the Costs of Violence against Women and Girls
878: State of the World Report paints grim picture of South Sudan Reproductive Health
877: Examining the impact of Sudan regime change on South Sudan
876: Women hold marathon prayers for Vatican retreat
875: Fish shortages hit Juba, consumers search for substitutes
874: Thousands of Bidibidi refugees to benefit from clean water project
873: Civil Society: Peace is still in their hands
872: Analyst's perspective on impact of Sudan protests on South Sudan
870: SPLM-IO leader Rieck Machar ‘ready' for Vatican retreat
869: Vatican retreat is an unprecedented opportunity for South Sudan – spox Ateny Wek
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