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South Sudan has enacted a nationwide curfew from 6 p.m. to dawn to prevent violence against Sudanese traders following looting incidents in Juba. The curfew corresponds with broader measures aimed …
South Sudan Implements Nationwide Curfew Amid Violence Against Sudanese Traders Read More
South Sudan has instituted a nationwide curfew to address recent looting and violence targeting Sudanese traders in Juba. The unrest is believed to stem from alleged militia attacks against South …
South Sudan Imposes Nationwide Curfew Amid Rising Violence Against Sudanese Nationals Read More
Riots erupted in Juba, South Sudan, on January 16, as citizens protested the massacre of South Sudanese in Wad Madani, Sudan. Looters attacked Sudanese properties and the embassy, resulting in …
Escalating Tensions Between South Sudan and Sudan Amid Recent Violence Read More
Violent protests erupted in Juba, South Sudan, in response to the massacre of South Sudanese civilians in Sudan as tensions rise after the Sudanese Armed Forces’ recapture of Wad Madani. …
Tensions Escalate Between Juba and Khartoum Amid Civilian Massacres Read More
South Sudan’s capital, Juba, experienced heavy gunfire as local youths looted Sudanese businesses. The unrest was fueled by protests against the alleged killings of South Sudanese by the Sudanese Armed …
South Sudan Unrest: Gunfire Erupts as Sudanese Businesses are Looted Read More
A South Sudanese government delegation is set to arrive in Nairobi on Saturday to continue Tumaini peace negotiations aimed at fostering stability within the nation. The discussions have faced delays …
South Sudan Delegation to Resume Tumaini Peace Talks in Nairobi Read More
South Sudan summoned Sudan’s ambassador to protest alleged abuses of its citizens in Wad Madani, raising concerns over reported torture and extrajudicial killings following the Sudanese army’s recapture of the …
South Sudan Protests Alleged Abuses Against Its Citizens in Wad Madani Read More
South Sudan plans to resume oil production at 90,000 barrels per day after Sudan lifted a force majeure clause, which had halted oil sales for nearly a year. Energy is …
South Sudan Announces Plans to Resume Oil Production Amidst Health Concerns Read More
The South Sudanese government’s decision to remove checkpoints on key highways has elicited mixed reactions from the public. While many commuters express relief at the reduction in travel delays, concerns …
South Sudan’s Checkpoint Removal: Mixed Reactions on Safety and Mobility Read More
South Sudan’s elections have been delayed until December 2026 due to unmet requirements, raising concerns about its transition to democracy. Problems stem from its founding, where power remains concentrated among …
The Urgent Need for a New Democratic Approach in South Sudan Read More