The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) received Mr. Ousman Sowe, the Director of the State Intelligence Service (SIS), along with his delegation during their visit. They discussed the NHRC’s responsibilities and potential opportunities for collaboration, particularly in providing human rights training for SIS staff. Director Sowe addressed the progress of SIS reforms, including the establishment
DCP Yerro Mballow participated in the inauguration of the annual Wulli East football league in Sutukoba Village, an important community event that fosters unity and development among youth. The opening game, featuring Morreh Kunda against Foday Kunda villages, concluded with a score of 1–0 in favor of Foday Kunda. Mballow highlighted the significance of discipline,
A senior management team from the South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) and the top management of the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) have operationalized the South Sudan Electronic Cargo Tracking System and rolled out the usage of the E-permit system. The two countries also agreed to jointly enforce the new digital permits across their borders. Early
By Laurie Winer “You want to know why it happened here?” asks Howie Triest — a German Jew serving as a U.S. military translator — in the new film Nuremberg. “Because people let it happen. They didn’t stand up until it was too late.” Triest’s words, as uttered by actor Leo Woodhall, serve as an implicit plea
By Giselle Thompson & Meshia Brown The devastation in Jamaica caused by Hurricane Melissa exposed a harsh reality that’s been hidden in plain sight for decades — most schools were not structurally sound enough to sustain high winds, heavy rainfall and storm-surge flooding. Almost 800 government schools were designated as community shelters before Hurricane Melissa descended. More than 600 were
