Mabior Garang de Mabior, son of the late Dr. John Garang says no one community can lay sole claim to the South Sudanese liberation...
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Mabior Garang de Mabior, son of the late Dr. John Garang says no one community can lay sole claim to the South Sudanese liberation...
The Women’s Association in Yei Rive State has welcomed President Salva Kiir’s order to execute soldiers convicted of rape....
Two people suspected of playing a role in the killing of a presidential guard in Wau last week have been detained. (more…)
President Salva Kiir has called for an end to violence so that political parties can prepare for elections next year as per the peace...
There is an “alarming hunger” in Tonj state due to poor harvests last year, an official has said. (more…)
The Democratic Republic of Congo has asked the UN to relocate opposition forces that crossed the border from South Sudan (more…)
Humanitarian agencies have managed to access parts of Baggari in Wau state following extensive negotiations and renewed assurances ...
Continued fighting in Wau Shilluk in Central Upper Nile, has cut off emergency medical services to the people, Medicines (more…)
President Salva Kiir has instructed the Minister of Defense and the SPLA Chief of Staff to execute any soldier who commits rape or murder...
President Salva Kiir arrived in Yei this morning for celebration of the 100 years of existence of the Episcopal Church of Sudan and South...
Eighty-two percent of the pupils who sat for the 2016 Primary Leaving Examinations have passed, the Ministry of Education in Jubek State...
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