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20/09/2022

This song is mwoto 🔥🔥 thanks SiSilver X Silver X SuSuper Emy RajmSuper Emy RajaSuper Emy Raj

As / we thanked Silver X for allowing us release this brand new love anthem ft Super Emy Raj
Though & had miss understanding for the past 3 weeks concerning the audio release but the legend decided to forgive and reconcile with my artist Super Emy Raj , finally the official audio is out now 'TE CONCERT confirmed on 1/OCT/2022 venue; Runtown bar Gudele opposite pity oil station thanks 🙏🙏💙🇸🇸

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14/06/2022

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20/04/2022

IYODO hit maker is here, guys you are most welcome to South Sudan...
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24/03/2022

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20/03/2022

Big wallet Sundays ft DJ Ricky,Mc Mic, Mc Shatta Eto , we'll be there as team first class media 🎤🇸🇸

20/03/2022

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19/02/2022

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12/02/2022

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A legal expert and a lecturer at the University of Juba, is questioning the legal basis of new fines imposed by the traffic police department.
Ajo Noel says the order has no legal backing and must therefore be challenged in court.
The Directorate of National Traffic has announced penalties for various traffic offenses ranging from 2,000 to 50,000 SSP for different violations including reckless driving, driving with an expired logbook, and driving a numberless vehicle. Some motorists voiced their concern on the new penalties pronounced by the police.

04/02/2022

⚽⚽AFCON-2022 FINALS⚽⚽ this Sunday Egypt Vs Senegal, drop your predictions in the comments section 🤝 🎤 stay tuned for updates...... 🙏

03/02/2022

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A dispute has erupted over the swearing in of members of Lakes State’s Reconstituted Assembly after a member of the Other Political Parties, OPP described it as unconstitutional and a violation of the peace agreement.
OPP leader Peter Mayen Majongdit says it was wrong to swear in legislators in the absence of the Speaker of the House, and for a member of the Executive to preside over the swearing in process.
The position of the speaker in Lakes state assembly has been allocated to the OPP in the current power sharing arrangement among parties, but the group has not nominated its members.
Eighty-nine members of Parliament took oath of office in Rumbek on Monday in the presence of the governor Rin Tueny Mabor.
In response, the acting government Spokesperson of the State government, William Koji says the state government cannot be held hostage because of the failure of the OPP to nominate their members of state parliament.

02/02/2022

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Severe food shortage is reported to have hit Eastern Equatoria State. Community chairperson of Toposa area in Eastern Equatoria State, Paul Napwon says the situation has affected both human and livestock.
He says some communities in the area have been forced to migrate other areas in search for food and pasture.

01/02/2022

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A human rights group has handed a constitutional petition to the supreme court calling for abolishment of the death penalty.
Executive Director of the Advocates Without Borders, Peter Ayiei, says capital punishment is contrary to the bill of rights under the transitional constitution, international and regional instruments ratified by South Sudan.
He says the government should review its laws to protect the right to life.
Death penalty is covered under the Penal Code Act and allows for executions of individuals who commit numerous crimes including murder and terrorism.

30/01/2022

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Teachers in public schools in Central Equatoria State have called off their strike, after the state government agreed to pay their salaries reflecting a 100% increment, as directed by President Salva Kiir last year.

The teachers, through the state teachers’ union, have agreed to return to classrooms on Monday, following a meeting on Friday with the officials from the state ministries of education, finance and public service, who assured them that payment of the revised salaries would begin on Monday.

The Central Equatoria state Council of Ministers on Thursday resolved to pay the teachers under the revised structure with accompanying allowances.