Category: Politics
‘A disguised obligation’ – Family of Malagasy WWII escapee recalls hardship under French flag
From Viory The families of Malagasy World War II veterans recalled the struggles faced by soldiers conscripted to fight for colonial power France. One descendant shared the hardships endured by a family member who served in the...
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Western countries urge RJMEC to urgently plan next meeting
The Embassies of France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United...
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South Sudan’s president Sacks Foreign Affairs Minister
South Sudan’s president Salva Kiir has shown the door to Ramadan Mohamed Abdallah Goc from...
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Analyst urges South Sudan to negotiate with the US over visa restriction
One South Sudanese economic analyst, Dr. Abraham Malieth is urging South Sudan’s Foreign...
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African Union Panel of the wise concludes visit to South Sudan
The African Union’s panel of the wise sent to Juba by the Chairperson of the African Union...
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Chinese government slams U.S. tariff abuses, vows to protect interests
By CGTN The Chinese government on Saturday expressed strong condemnation of and firm opposition to...
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AU Panel of the Wise’s Mission in South Sudan to Initiate Dialogue Between Kiir and Machar
By Adia Jildo Dialogue is essential to normalize the situation, which currently poses a risk of...
Read MoreUNMISS personnel killed and injured during attack on UN helicopter in Nasir, South Sudan – March 7, 2025
JUBA, 07 March 2024 – A United Nations helicopter conducting an evacuation process in Nasir, in Upper Nile State, came under fire today, resulting in the killing of a crew member and serious injuries to two others. In addition,...
Read MorePolitical tension in Juba… back messages to the government and the opposition!
*Mathiang Cirilo It actually appears, based on the factual data following the press conference by the official spokesman for the government, Michael Makuei Lueth, and the official spokesman for the opposition, Pal Mai Deng, who...
Read MorePeace Monitor body bogged down due to insufficient political
By Simon Deng The South Sudan peace process has failed to register significant progress due to insufficient political will and lack of dedicated and predictable funding, peace monitors said on Thursday. Charles Tai Gituai,...
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