South Sudan Doubles Primary Enrollments, but Must Stop Dropouts
| South Sudan Doubles Primary Enrollments, but Must Stop Dropouts, Boost … World Bank Group JUBA, September 12, 2012 – A comprehensive new World Bank Report on the status of South Sudan’s education notes strong progress, including a doubling of primary school enrollment in just four years, but also some daunting challenges as Africa’s newest … |
| Sudanese flee conflict to grim life in South Sudan camps Pakistan Daily Times Taken by his father fleeing civil war in Sudan’s South Kordofan state to the impoverished Yida refugee camp across the border in South Sudan, Daniel is described as “a typical case” by aid workers here. “He was eating, and then he began to grow a big … |
| South Sudan holds consultative command council to structure the army Sudan Tribune September 11,2012 (JUBA) – High ranking government officials, predominantly members of theSouth Sudan’s government Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM), have held consultative meeting in the latest of a series of attempts to collectively find … |
| UNHCR Concerned for Refugees’ Welfare As Rains Pound Maban County AllAfrica.com said Mireille Girard, UNHCR’s representative for South Sudan. Yesterday the main road through Bunj, capital of Maban County, to the three camps of Doro, Yusuf Batil and Gendrassa was flooded. Although the road is badly affected, a UNHCR and UNOPS … |
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| Sudan-South Sudan Negotiations In Addis Ababa At Specialised Committees … Bernama ADDIS ABABA, Sept 13 (BERNAMA-NNN-SUNA) — Negotiations here between Sudan and South Sudan on outstanding issues between them following the secession of the south to become a separate nation from the rest of Sudan in July last year have now … |
| Hamis Hamadin Isa Zaag, “They were killing everyone” IRINnews.org GENDRASSA, 13 September 2012 (IRIN) – Over 105,000 refugees have fled conflict in Sudan’s Blue Nile State, seeking refuge in four camps in South Sudan’s Upper Nile State, since last September, when government forces clashed with rebels who had … |
| South Sudan plans China-backed $2.5 bln university project Reuters Oil shutdown will delay programme. * Plan had been due to finish in 2017. * Chinese companies to build new campuses. By Alexander Dziadosz and Hereward Holland. JUBA, Sept 13 (Reuters) –South Sudan plans to build five new university campuses with … |
| South Sudan plans China-backed $2.5 billion university project CNBC.com JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan plans to build five new university campuses with $2.5 billion in oil-backed loans from China, a minister said on Thursday, to boost education in a country where just over a quarter of adults can read. The African nation … |
| Exclusive: South Sudan to split Total oil block – officials Reuters JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan will split a massive oil block largely held by Total into three parts, giving one to the French company and the others to two firms, officials said, in the biggest shake-up of the nation’s concessions since it seceded from …
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