‎SSPDF Issues 24-Hour Ultimatum to Armed Youth Advancing from Pibor Toward Jonglei

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  ‎South Sudan army, (SSPDF,) has warned a group of heavily armed youth said to be coming from the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA) and heading toward Jonglei State to stop their advance or face serious military action. ‎ ‎The Army said in a statement that its surveillance planes spotted large movements of armed youth over the past three days.  Secret intelligence from inside sources also suggested the group might be planning attacks in southern and eastern parts of Jonglei. ‎ ‎Speaking in the statement, army spokesman Maj. Gen. Lul Ruai Koang gave the youth only 24 hours to turn back or risk a full military response. ‎ ‎“We are protecting the people and their properties,” he said. “If they refuse to go back peacefully, the army will take action to stop them.” ‎ ‎Leaders Call for Peace, Not Violence ‎Local peace activists are urging leaders from both Jonglei and GPAA to calm the situation. “We cannot afford another fight,” said Reech Deng, a youth leader from Bor. “W...
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Sudan Government Offers Partial Scholarship To South Sudanese Students

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University Of Khartoum Sudan 

Kartoum government has offered partial scholarship opportunities to our South Sudanese students.

The Sudan Cultural and Education AttachĂ©t to South Sudan said that eligible students can apply for the scholarship. 

The requirements for the scholarship are: full knowledge of Arabic, copy of Sudan or South Sudan secondary certificate. 

The circular states that the student should have money for the hostels and food, Sudanese government will not cater for it. 

Most of the courses offered are sciences and the application form fees is 6,000 Sudanese Pounds.  



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  1. Anonymous30 December 2022 at 09:20

    That is great đź‘Ť to citizens of South Sudan and I like that scholarship đź‘Ť
    How to join it?

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