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Flooding disrupts movement between Kapuri and Juba after bridge overflows (opens the original)
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Oketayot Santo, a resident of Kapuri, says schoolchildren, workers, motorists and other travellers were stranded on both sides of the Kapuri Bridge after water levels rose rapidly, making the crossing unsafe. Santo said an old bridge linking Kapuri to town had previously been damaged and was later dismantled after the Ministry of Roads constructed a temporary bridge. He said he was unable to travel to work because of the flooding. “Today it rained very heavily in the morning and the residents ha
Governor Sharif appoints caretaker ministers and commissioners (opens the original)
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The caretaker Governor of Western Bahr el Ghazal, Sharif Daniel Sharif, has appointed seven state ministers and three county commissioners as part of the formation of the caretaker government. The appointments follow a decree issued by President Salva Kiir on Tuesday, authorizing caretaker governors to appoint caretaker state ministers and county commissioners. Governor Sharif announced the appointments online yesterday. The newly appointed officials are expected to oversee government operations
SSFF says no stadium fence damage during Egypt match (opens the original)
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The South Sudan Football Federation (SSFF) has dismissed reports that football fans broke through the perimeter fence at Juba National Stadium during Tuesday’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between South Sudan and Egypt. During the match, security personnel were seen pushing back fans outside the stadium as they attempted to enter the venue. Video footage shared online also showed some fans appearing to break through a metal bar gate while trying to gain entry. Fans appear to force their way t
Workers union demands private recruitment policy to protect workers abroad (opens the original)
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The South Sudan Workers Trade Union is calling for the establishment of a private recruitment policy to regulate private recruitment agencies and address challenges faced by South Sudanese workers recruited for employment abroad. Pasquale Michael, the Secretary-General of the union, said South Sudanese workers recruited through private agencies face various challenges due to a lack of proper regulation governing the agencies. He urged the Ministry of Labour to fast-track the establishment of the
Former Labour Undersecretary calls National Social Insurance Fund critics ‘cowards’ (opens the original)
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The former Undersecretary of the Ministry of Labour has described those opposing the implementation of the Social Insurance Scheme as “cowards,” saying they should take their concerns to Parliament or Cabinet, which enacted the law. His remarks came after oil workers and the National Employees Union sued the Ministry of Labour at the Court of Appeal over its directive ordering employers to deduct and remit employees’ contributions to the National Social Insurance Fund, NSIF. On September 14, wor
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