[Radio Dabanga] Talodi / Kadugli / Abu Jubeiha -Dozens of people were killed and injured in clashes that erupted in Talodi locality in South Kordofan on Friday. The fighting still continues.
[WHO] Juba, 24 June 2020 – The African Development Bank (AfDB), Ministry of Health, Ministry of Finance and Planning and the World Health Organization (WHO) have signed a $4.1 million grant-based partnership agreement for an AfDB-financed project to support the emergency response for COVID-19 and strengthen the health system capacity for emergency preparedness in South Sudan.
[Dalsan Radio] Somali National Army on Friday killed at least 4 terrorists including a senior foreign trainer in the Islamist group in a special operation conducted in middle Jubba of Somalia.
[Reporter] On June 2, 2020, once again, I got the chance to attentively follow to Tezera Woldemedhin’s (PhD) interview conducted by Ashenafi Sebsibe. The interview was fully focused on the Nile River and pertinent issues from the perspective of Ethio-Egypt’s policy and diplomacy.
[Reporter] For the record, the Blue Nile River starts in and flows from the highlands of Ethiopia not from Egypt. Therefore, Ethiopia needs no permission from Egypt or any other nation to use her national resources. No fair minded person or nation, would ask Ethiopia to surrender her sovereign right to a belligerent nation such as Egypt. As tax paying American citizen, I am shocked and disappointed to learn that the Trump administration decided to side with Egypt and order Ethiopia not proceed with the Renaissance Da
[Monitor] State minister for Planning David Bahati yesterday came under fire from Parliament over failure to compensate traders who lost property during the 2013-2015 insurgency in South Sudan.
[SNA] Khartoum -The Head of the Sovereign Council, Lt-General, Abdul Fattah Al-Burhan received, Friday, a message from the President of the State of South Sudan, General, Salva Kiir Mayardite dealing with peace file.
[Nation] The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank on Wednesday approved a $4.16 million grant to South Sudan to support emergency response to the Covid-19 pandemic and strengthen the country’s fragile health system.
[SNA] Khartoum -Delegation of the South Sudan Mediation Committee led by the Security Advisor of South Sudan President , the Rapporteur of the Mediation Committee, Dhio Mattuk arrived in Khartoum in a two-day visit.