The newly appointed governor of Western Bahr el Ghazal state, Maj. Gen. Sherif Daniel Sherif, was welcomed to Wau on…
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Bor Launches Road Rehabilitation to Tackle Accidents and Improve Safety
Authorities in Bor, the capital of Jonglei State, have launched a large-scale road rehabilitation project to address worsening conditions that…
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South Sudan Labor Official Quits, Citing Persecution of Riek Machar Loyalists
A senior labor commission official in South Sudan’s Lakes State has resigned, alleging systematic political persecution against allies of First…
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South Sudan VP Tells UN Peace Agreement ‘Holding’ Despite Machar Arrest
South Sudan’s Vice President Josephine Lagu assured the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday that the country’s fragile 2018 peace…
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Opposition Forces Claim Capture of Army Garrison in South Sudan’s Western Equatoria
Armed opposition groups in South Sudan say they have captured a strategic army garrison in Western Equatoria State, intensifying tensions…
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Chinese-Built Secondary School in Juba Records Strong Results, Appeals for More Resources
The Chinese Friendship Secondary School in Juba, built in 2011 with funding from the Chinese government, is reporting strong academic…
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Northern Bahr el Ghazal Condemns Attack on Traders in Bor, Urges Calm
Authorities in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State have strongly condemned a violent attack on traders from the state operating in…
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PM Idris Condemns ‘International Silence’ as El Fasher Residents Face Starvation
El Fasher – Sudan’s Prime Minister Kamil Idris has accused the international community of failing to act on the RSF…
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UN Condemns Sudan Mosque Strike as War Crime Amid Worsening Darfur Crisis
The United Nations has strongly condemned the deadly strike on a mosque in El-Fasher, North Darfur, that killed at least…
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South Sudan Needs Political Will for Peace and Elections, Says Church Official
A leading South Sudanese church official has cautioned that national elections are unlikely to take place next year unless the…
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