Day: April 5, 2017

The Representative of students under government scholarship in Zimbabwe says they have no food at the South Sudanese Embassy, where they have been camping in demand for the payment of their tuition fees. Continue reading Students on scholarship in Zimbabwe say they are starving

The United Nations Development Program says the causes of the current famine should be addressed to avoid the recurrence of the same problem in the near future. Continue reading Peace a prerequisite for recovery and stabilization -UNDP

The commissioner of Kuajina County in Wau State says seven people have been killed in a clash between the SPLA and an anti-government group in Mapel on Tuesday evening. Continue reading Seven killed in Mapel attack

Fighting over the weekend in Pajok Payam in Imatong State has left 18 people dead, according to the army. Continue reading Clashes in Pajok leave 18 people dead -SPLA

The former Minister of Local Government in Lol State, Manoon Aleu, who is in police custody, has confirmed that he sold three government cars and reportedly used the money Continue reading Lol state: Ex-minister denies corruption allegations, said acted on behalf of the state

A woman says she has lost two children on Tuesday in an internally displaced people’s camp in Wau town as a result of hunger and acute malnutrition. Continue reading Wau: Hunger kills twins after aid stopped from reaching IDPs

The Governor of Yei River State has said that a peace agreement signed between his state government and armed groups in the area improve dialogue. Continue reading Yei Governor consults Kiir on new peace deal

The Governor of Kapoeta State says there has been fighting between the border communities of Kenya and South Sudan since Monday. Continue reading Kapoeta: Communities clash across border with Kenya