University Students Protest at GPOC HQ Over Unpaid Tuition Commitments ‎

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‎A group of university students from South Sudan’s oil-producing regions staged a peaceful protest on Monday morning at the headquarters of the Greater Pioneer Operating Company (GPOC) in Juba, demanding the company fulfill its promise to cover their tuition fees. ‎ ‎The protest resulted in the brief arrest of several students, according to Khamis Othow Omot, Chairperson of the Student Union.  ‎ ‎“They were arrested, but they’ve now been released and are back at their office,” Omot told Aweil News Agency.  He emphasized that the protest was peaceful and organized to draw attention to what he described as a broken promise by GPOC. ‎ ‎The student leader warned that the situation remains unresolved and that many affected students may have missed their exams due to the financial uncertainty. The students are calling on GPOC to honor its financial commitment and engage in immediate dialogue. ‎ ‎Efforts to get a response from GPOC and police officials were unsuccessful at the time o...
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PRESIDENT KIIR RECEIVES LETTERS OF CREDENTIAL FROM AMBASSADORS ACCREDITED TO SOUTH SUDAN

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President Kiir on Wednesday received letters of credential from 10 ambassadors designated to the Republic of South Sudan. 

  

The accredited ambassadors include one Resident ambassador and nine Non-resident ambassadors. 


The ambassadors accredited include; 

1. United Kingdom ambassador to South Sudan, Amb. Guy Warrington


2. Austria Non-resident ambassador to South Sudan, Amb. Simone Knapp, 


3. Poland Non-resident ambassador, Amb. Przemyslaw Bobak, 


4. Czech Republic Non-resident ambassador, Amb. Miraslav Kosek, 


5. Republic of South Korea Non-resident ambassador, Amb. Park Sung-Soo, 


6. Denmark Non-resident ambassador, Amb. Kira Smith Sindjberg, 


7. People's Republic of Philippines Non-resident ambassador, Amb. Marie Charlotte G. Tang


8. Kingdom of Morocco Non-resident ambassador, Amb. Abderrazak Laassel 


9. Republic of Burundi Non-resident ambassador, Amb. Willy Nyamitew


10. Democratic People's Republic of Korea Non-resident ambassador, Amb. Sim Tong Guk 


The Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Hon. Deng Dau Malek said the government will deepen bilateral relations between South Sudan and their respective countries and provide them with the necessary support to run their embassies in Juba.


The accredited Ambassadors expressed their commitment to work with South Sudan to promote mutual cooperation and to establish strategic relations, particularly in the areas of education, healthcare, agricultural sector, and humanitarian assistance.

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