JUBA — The top editor of the Juba-based Almaugif newspaper says the future of Arabic newspapers are uncertain in South Sudan, with only two remaining in circulation.
Shelden says if nuclear weapons are used today the effects could reach Africa.
A report released Wednesday by investigative group The Sentry exposes a billion-dollar credit scam linked to South Sudanese officials between 2012 and 2015. For more on the report and officials linked to the credit scam, VOA’s John Tanza spoke to Debra LaPrevotte of The Sentry.
With South Sudan’s upcoming 11th Anniversary of Independence here is some insight on the ongoing rocky road to democracy. VOA’s Managing Editor of South Sudan’s in Focus Radio Program John Tanza has an in-depth discussion with Political leaders and Analysts in Juba, South Sudan.
The South Sudan nation analyzes what has been accomplished, what hasn’t and what lies ahead as they prepare to celebrate 11 years of independence. Here VOA’s Managing Editor of South Sudan’s in Focus Radio Program John Tanza has an in-depth discussion with South Sudan Political leaders and Analysts.
July 9, 2022 marks 11 years since South Sudan won their Independence. South Sudan’s economy reflects two different realities – the few who are thriving in businesses and the majority who are suffering from poverty. VOA’s Managing Editor of South Sudan’s in Focus Radio Program John Tanza has more.
With South Sudan’s 11th anniversary of independence approaching many see little cause for celebration. Here’s a closer look of the progress that has been made, the problems that persist and the critical path forward. VOA’s Managing Editor of South Sudan’s in Focus Radio Program John Tanza has more.
The U.N. refugee agency says the number of people worldwide who have been forced to flee conflict, violence, human rights violations and persecution now tops 100 million for the first time. VOA’s John Tanza spoke to former South Sudanese who defied the odds.
