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South Sudan has detained the petroleum minister and several military officials linked to First Vice President Riek Machar, risking the fragile peace established by the 2018 accord. The arrests follow …
South Sudan Arrests Key Officials, Raising Concerns Over Stability Read More
South Sudanese forces have detained petroleum minister Puot Kang Chol and several military officials allied with First Vice President Riek Machar, which poses a threat to the peace deal that …
Detention of South Sudan’s Petroleum Minister Threatens Peace Deal Read More
South Sudan’s military has detained a senior official allied with First Vice President Riek Machar, jeopardizing the 2018 peace agreement. Troops have surrounded Machar’s residence, raising tensions. The actions are …
South Sudan Military Arrest Risks 2018 Peace Agreement Stability Read More
South Sudan’s government criticized the UN for remaining at the Thongpiny base near Juba Airport, despite requests to vacate the site for airport expansion. Information Minister Michael Makuei expressed frustration …
South Sudan Government Criticizes UN Over Occupation of Thongpiny Base Read More
The Hybrid Court for South Sudan remains delayed despite demands for justice post-conflict. The AU-led court faces legal, procedural, and financial challenges, with calls for patience from officials. It is …
Delays in Establishing the Hybrid Court for South Sudan: A Call for Justice Read More
A plane crash in South Sudan has left 18 dead, highlighting ongoing concerns about aviation safety in the region. The government’s response remains limited, and the country has experienced several …
Plane Crash in South Sudan Claims 18 Lives, Raising Safety Concerns Read More
An airplane crash in Unity State, South Sudan, resulted in the deaths of 18 out of 21 people on board, according to reports from United Nations’ Radio Miraya. This incident …
Plane Crash in South Sudan Claims 18 Lives Amid Aviation Safety Concerns Read More
South Sudan has banned social media for 30 to 90 days, citing unrest and the spread of violent footage. This decision has raised concerns among journalists about their ability to …
South Sudan Imposes Social Media Ban Amid Growing Unrest Read More
President Salva Kiir has dismissed several high-ranking officials within South Sudan’s military and economic sectors, citing discontent in military ranks. The changes include appointing a new army chief, police inspector …
South Sudan’s Leadership Changes Amidst Ongoing Instability Read More