Sudan’s coup leader establishes himself as head of new ruling council
By Ruot George Sudan’s military leader Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan was expected to lead a team of soldiers in stepping down...
South Sudan journalists’ union demands Warrap rescind expulsion of scribe
By Tapeng Micheal Ohure The Union of Journalists of South Sudan (UJOSS) has expressed concern over the expulsion of one...
Communiqué of the sixth plenary session of the 19th central committee of the Communist Party of China
Adopted at the Sixth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on November 11,...
South Sudanese stakeholders seek to speed up accountability after crisis
By Ruot George A group of stakeholders in South Sudan have taken up a process to ensure accountability is sped...
South Sudan evacuates students from war ravaged areas in Ethiopia
By Tapeng Michael Ohure Response to the plight of civilians caught up in crisis has never been a take for...
Former South African President FW de Klerk dies at 85
By Editorial Team South Africa's last President of the apartheid era, FW De Klerk has died at the age of...
UN says not withdrawing security from South Sudan civilian protection site
By Okech Francis The United Nations Mission in South Sudan has refuted reports it was withdrawing security from a protection...
South Sudanese women demand more visibility in the media
By Ruot George Women in South Sudan are demanding more visibility in the media in a way that amplifies their...
South Sudan bans Antonov planes after fatal accident
By Tapeng Michael Ohure South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority has banned Antonov planes from operating in the country following a...
About 600 livestock die after drinking oil-polluted water in South Sudan
By Tapeng Michael Ohure About 600 cattle and goats have died after allegedly drinking water contaminated by crude oil in...
Analyst warns allocating quotas limit South Sudanese women from leadership
By Ruot George Leadership roles in South Sudan have been decided for women with a quota allocation duped the 35...
Floods in South Sudan cut off pregnant mothers from health services
By Simon Deng Floods continue to pound in South Sudan, and are denying pregnant women across the country access to...