Chany Ninrew is a journalist based in Juba, South Sudan, and writes for Eye Radio. With a focus on local news, Chany covers a wide range of topics including politics, humanitarian issues, environment, and regional developments. Chany's reporting aims to provide accurate and timely information to the people of South Sudan.
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By: Chany Ninrew
Some civil society activists have criticized as “misplaced priority” a proposal by the Economic Cluster chaired by Vice President Dr. James Wani Igga for approving 402 million US dollars to construct Juba-Lobonok Road in Central Equatoria State.
A local chief of Jo-Bari residential area at Gurei North of Juba County said more than 300 households are at risk of demolition by the host community.
Some members of the public have criticized the government for allegedly deviating from the vision of Dr. John Garang de Mabior of using oil revenue for agriculture and taking town to the people.
By: Chany Ninrew
Western governments have expressed concern over what they say is South Sudan government's “failure to transparently use public revenue” to deliver services and realize the nation's dream of prosperity, in a joint statement on occasion of the 20th Anniversary of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA).
The Sudanese army announced on Saturday that its troops entered and captured Wad Madani city in the strategic Al Jazira State from Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a year after it fell to the paramilitary.
Five South Sudanese students in Kenya including one at Kakuma Refugee camp – have made their parents and schools proud with A+ grade in the 2024 Kenya Certificate for Secondary Education (KCSE) released on January 9.
In the wake of alleged clashes involving SSPDF and SPLA-IO forces in Western Equatoria State, a human rights activist has revived appeals to the Presidency to fully unify armed forces of the peace parties and ensure strict cantonment to prevent further violence.
Unity State government has announced the demolition of 32 illegal checkpoints in the state with only three left in operation for security purpose, in implementation of the 8th Governors Forum Resolution.
Wajuma Aweil defeated struggling Nile City Yambio 3-0 leaving the latter without a point in match-week three of the South Sudan Premier League at Juba National Stadium on Saturday.
Police in Lakes State have launched a manhunt for a gunman who killed a 19-year-old boda-boda rider at Meendem village of Rumbek Center on the weekend.
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