Students at Dr. John Garang Memorial University on protest in Bor, Jonglei State
Bor, South Sudan July 16,2021 — Students at Dr. John Garang Memorial University in Bor town of Jonglei State have taken it to the street...
Category : Education
Government deploys 8 Education Attaches to 7 countries
Juba, South Sudan, July 07, 2021 – The government of South Sudan has appointed new education attaches to seven countries in the latest development at...
Full Text: Vice Chancellor Prof John Akec’s speech at the 23rd graduation ceremony at University of Juba
By Professor John A. Akec June 21, 2021 – Your Excellency, General Salva Kiir Mayardit, President of the Republic of South Sudan, and Chancellor of...
President Kiir presides over graduations at Juba University, promises to provide facilities
Juba, South Sudan, June 20, 2021 — South Sudan President, who doubles as the chancellor of public universities and commander in chief of the armed...
Government disqualifies over 400 fake academic credentials of own employees
Juba, South Sudan, June 05, 2021 – The government has intercepted and disqualified 400 academic certificates of employees working at the Ministry of General Education...
“We have forgotten everything”: COVID-19 lockdown shutters students’ intelligence quotient
Juba, South Sudan, June 04, 2021 – Several schools around Juba are reporting difficulties in reintegrating learners back to school as students are failing to...
UNICEF Donates 2.7million textbooks to government
Juba, South Sudan, May 26, 2021 – The United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has donated 2.7 million textbooks to the government of South...
Estimated $8 million worth university commissioned in Lobonok
Juba, South Sudan, May 23, 2021 – A new higher institution of learning has been launched in Lobonok in Central Equatoria State thanks to Vice...
Private schools threaten consequences if gov’t maintains fee restrictions
Juba, South Sudan – 16 May 2021 – The management of private schools across the country warned the government to back-track on fee restrictions recently...