Justice ministry receives National Audit Act (Amendment) Bill | Radio Tamazuj
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South Sudan receives $334 million from IMF | Radio Tamazuj
Kiir says peace deal remains alive, again expresses reservations | Radio Tamazuj
South Sudan government protests extension of UN arms embargo | Radio Tamazuj
Higher education minister says he resolved students' complaint in Morocco | Radio Tamazuj
South Sudan foes to sign final peace deal next week | Radio Tamazuj
Sudanese leader in Juba to assess peace implementation | Radio Tamazuj
IGAD chief says South Sudan peace deal lagging behind, calls for summit | Radio Tamazuj
South Sudan not ready for elections, rights activist tells UNSC | Radio Tamazuj
Sudan's Al-Burhan presents a unification of forces proposal to President Kiir | Radio Tamazuj
Riek Machar says national dialogue is not a priority | Radio Tamazuj
Ethiopia increases scholarship slots for South Sudanese students | Radio Tamazuj
Sudan, South Sudan security committee meeting begins in Juba | Radio Tamazuj
South Sudan waives entry visa fees for Ugandans effective today | Radio Tamazuj
Radio Tamazuj - Diaspora Outreach | Juba
SPLM-IO Kitgwang faction issues statement on interview of Gen. Olony with Radio Tamazuj - South Sudan
Central bank to inject more money to stabilize economy | Radio Tamazuj
World Radio Day 2022: 'Produce high-quality radio content' -Veteran journalist Rebecca Okwaci | Radio Tamazuj
Gov't to launch public consultations for establishment of truth commission next week | Radio Tamazuj
Analysis: Temporary peace in South Sudan? | Radio Tamazuj
SPLA-IO Kit Gwang, Juba delegation start talks in Khartoum | Radio Tamazuj
South Sudan deploys army along highways | Radio Tamazuj
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South Sudan president praises allied armed groups | Radio Tamazuj
IGAD team briefs Kiir on outcomes of peace consultations | Radio Tamazuj
South Sudan government renews rejection of resuscitation of peace deal | Radio Tamazuj
Opinion | South Sudan's delicate peace process is hostage to leadership rivalry – Sudans Post
