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Juba · JubaJUBA, (Eye Radio) – The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) has announced a significant achievement in its non-oil revenue collection for March, reporting a total of 132.6 billion South Sudan Pounds and surpassing the initial target of 92 billion pounds. Jackline Adut, the Deputy Commissioner of the Taxpayer Service and Education Department, emphasized the successful performance, particularly highlighting the contribution of Nimule, which alone…See the Story
SSRA reports SSP132.6 billion in non-oil revenue collections for March
Juba · JubaSouth Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.See the Story
South Sudan in Focus
Juba · JubaCTG overview CTG staff and support humanitarian projects in fragile and conflict-affected countries around the world, providing a rapid and cost-effective service for development and humanitarian missions. CTG recruits, deploys and manages the right people with the right skills to implement humanitarian and development projects. Key to successful project delivery is the ability to mobilize at speed; CTG can source and deploy anyone, anywhere, in…See the Story
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Juba · JubaJUBA, (Eye Radio) – The Commissioner General of South Sudan National Revenue Authority (SSRA) Simon Akuei Deng said he has set a 200 billion South Sudan pound target for revenue collection by the middle of this year. Mr. Akuei said the SSRA has been tasked by the Ministry of Finance and Planning to raise 90 billion South Sudan pounds monthly. But for the past three months, the agency collected an average of SSP100 million routinely, surpassing t…See the Story
SSRA sets SSP200-billion revenue target by June 2025
Activism · JubaNAIROBI, KENYA, (Eye Radio) – A youth representative to the peace monitor R-JMEC is calling on IGAD Heads of State and Government to visit Juba and facilitate a direct meeting between President Salva Kiir and his detained first deputy to defuse political and security tension in the country. Patrick Godi – who is also a member of the South Sudan Civil Society Forum – said this will build confidence among the leaders and the ordinary citizens. He …See the Story
Activist urges IGAD leaders to jet to Juba and mediate political dialogue
United Nations · JubaUNFPA South Sudan Country OfficeOpening for Consultancy:Job Title: National Consultant-MISP Readiness AssessmentContract type: Individual Consultant (Equivalent UN grade – NOB)Closing date: 14 April 2025 (5pm-South Sudan Time)Duty Station: Juba, South SudanBackground:UNFPA is the lead UN agency for delivering a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and every young person’s potential is fulfilled. UNFPA’s strategic plan …See the Story
National Consultant-MISP Readiness Assessment-UNFPA South Sudan Country Office At United Nations Population Fund
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Juba · JubaMiss Deaf Africa 2021, Josephine Kiden, has called on South Sudanese to learn sign language to increase the participation of the deaf community in nation-building. Kiden decried the communication gap caused by people’s lack of knowledge of sign language, noting that one of the biggest challenges facing the deaf in South Sudan is that many people do not know how to use it. She said opening schools for sign language would improve interaction betwe…See the Story
