30th August 2026
More than 5,000 police personnel across six counties in Warrap State are undergoing training as security forces prepare for South Sudan’s...
Author: Koang Chang | Published: 14 hours ago
More than 5,000 police personnel across six counties in Warrap State are undergoing training as security forces prepare for South Sudan’s...
The government of Eastern Equatoria says it has formed a committee to investigate the recent killing of 16 people in inter-communal...
The 7 politicians who were released by the government last month are calling for an end to violence. (more…)
A member of a youth group says 16 people have been killed and 40 houses burnt in inter-communal violence in Ng’auro payam of Budi County,...
Thousands of people in Unity state face severe hunger after they were displaced by fighting. (more…)
A South Sudanese conservation expert says wildlife in the country is being depleted because cattle raiders and troops on the move rely on...
The 7 former political detainees who were in the custody of the Kenyan President, are now in Addis Ababa for the second round of talks....
The Sudanese ambassador to South Sudan has expressed optimism that South Sudan will resolve its crisis through dialogue. (more…)
The Minister of Foreign Affairs says Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior, the widow of the late S-P-L-M chairman, Dr. John Garang, is still an...
The Ministry of Humanitarian Affair says it is in contact with Sudan to open their common border for humanitarian aid to enter in the...
An official of the SPLM says Pagan Amum is still a member of the SPLM party despite his dismissal as Secretary General. (more…)
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