By Richard Sultan Violence pitting communities against one another is increasing in South Sudan leaving the United Nations Mission in...
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By Richard Sultan Western Bahr el Ghazal has directed all State officials from desisting from speaking to journalists, in direct...
By Richard Sultan Border dispute have been going on between South Sudan and Sudan since independence, and now the United Nations peacekeeping force has been dragged in. Communities in South Sudan along the border are accusing UNISFA of conspiracy to grab their land and allocate it to Sudan. The United...
By Okech Francis Attacks on dissent from human rights defenders, journalists and civil society actors in South Sudan are undermining...
By Deng Machol South Sudan’s government has allocated 45 billion South Sudanese Pounds ($112.5 million) for road construction in the...
By Okech Francis South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit sacked the managing director of Nile Petroleum Corporation, the country’s oil entity. Eng. Bol Ring Mourwel who was appointed in September 2020 was removed in a decree read on the state broadcaster, South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation, on Thursday. No reasons were...
By Deng Machol The slow implementation of the peace deal in South Sudan is unravelling and fueling violence across the...
By Richard Sultan South Sudan’s President His Excellency Salva Kiir Mayardit who also doubles as the Inter Governmental Authority on...
By Ruot George A leading member of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement In Opposition (SPLM-IO) who also doubles as the Deputy Speaker of the re-constituted Transitional National Assembly (RTNLA) Rt Hon. Nathaniel Oyet has casted doubts on the possibility of the country conducting elections six months before the end of...
By Simon Deng South Sudan’s main opposition group, the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement- In Opposition (SPLM-IO) led by First Vice...
By Staff Writer More than three quarters of a million South Sudanese have sought refuge in Sudan where unfolding crises...
By Okech Francis Protests in Port Sudan in neighboring Sudan has blocked exports of crude oil from neighbouring South Sudan, South Sudan’s information Minister Michael Makuei Lueth said. Protestors closed Port Sudan and the airport on Thursday leaving South Sudan stuck with its crude exports, Lueth told reporters in Juba...
