By David Malaak Violence involving the communities of Tonj North and Tonj East Counties in South Sudan’s Warrap State has...
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By Simon Deng The Red Army Foundation, a group of former child-soldiers in South Sudan who fought alongside the rebel...
By Okech Francis An ambush on worshipers returning from a religious ceremony in South Sudan’s Eastern Equatoria has left three people dead, police spokesman, Daniel Justin Buolo said. The people were traveling in a Noah vehicle between Kubi and Aruu Junction when they fell into the ambush, Buolo told Juba...
Photo shows Workneh Gebeyehu, IGAD Executive Secretary at IGAD office in Juba, photo credit:Jok Solomon By Simon Deng The visiting...
By Simon Deng Rival factions of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army-in opposition (SPLM/A-IO) have agreed on Thursday to cease hostilities...
By David Malaak The United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei has come under fire from communities for rogue behaviours including sexual exploitation. Communities of Gok Machar in Aweil North County of Northern Bahr el Ghazal State have given the UNISFA seventy-two hours to leave their area over the issue. ...
By Manyuon Mayen Manyuon The South Sudanese Minister of Mining, Henry Dilah Odwar, has resigned his position. Odwar, who is...
By Staff Writer Foreign nationals from neighboring Uganda and Eritrea have been given three months to legalize their stay in...
By Ruot George The governor of South Sudan’s Unity State has suspended the State Minister of Health indefinitely. Governor Joseph Monytuil suspended Moses Lam Dhil in a gubernatorial decree issued on Tuesday. The State Information Minister Gabriel Hon Makuei confirmed the suspension but would not give details. Speaking to Juba...
By Simon Deng South Sudan’s opposition party, the People’s Liberal Party has dismissed its leader Peter Mayen Majongdit accusing him...
By Onen Walter Solomon Recent clashes within South Sudan’s main opposition group could tantamount to rebellion against the transitional government,...
By Simon Deng and Juba Echo Staff Experts have said the recent split within the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army-in opposition (SPLM/A-IO) under First Vice President Riek Machar is inconsequential as it won’t change the status quo. Abraham Kuol Nyuon, Professor of Politics at University of Juba said that the 2018...
