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Middle East · South Sudan

South Sudan commits to end recruitment, use of child soldiers

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Children who should be in classrooms, playing, and dreaming of their future, have instead been forced to bear the burdens of war, says official - Anadolu AjansıSee the Story

South Sudan · South Sudan

'No time to waste': Troika urges urgent committment to peace implementation

Troika diplomats in South Sudan have called on the transitional government to take urgent steps to implement critical provisions in the 2018 peace deal, warning “there no time to waste”, as a new transitional period is expected on Sunday. The envoys of U.S., UK, and Norway pointed to lack of significant or consequential progress by 2018 peace parties in implementing their peace commitments, in a joint statement at the 39th plenary meeting of pea…See the Story

Juba · Juba

VP Bol says civil servants to receive salary next month, promises timely payment

The Vice President and Chairperson of the Economic Cluster, has announced that civil servants and organized forces will receive timely salary payments starting next month, according to a statement from the Office of the President. Dr. Benjamin Bol Mel announced on Friday, February 21, after a meeting with President Salva Kiir Mayardit, that the government is committed to restoring confidence in its wage payment system, including timely salary d…See the Story

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