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The African Union warns South Sudan against the dangers of hate speech on social media, urging citizens to prioritize unity and peace amid ongoing tensions and past conflicts.
A long-serving staff member of Doctors Without Borders has been tragically killed in Lankien, raising questions about safety in the region. What led to this loss?
South Sudan’s National Security Service warns of legal consequences for anyone illegally selling or wearing its uniforms, citing concerns over public trust and security. What led to this stern announcement?
South Sudan’s parliament clarifies that a new $5,000 medical allowance is exclusive to current lawmakers, amid complaints from former MPs seeking compensation for past service. What’s next for these discontented officials?
The South Sudan government reverses changes to key peace agreement provisions, a move hailed by PAPA as vital for preserving stability. What does this mean for the nation’s future?
South Sudan’s Cabinet has unveiled transformative policies aimed at enhancing governance and public service. What changes are on the horizon for prison systems and resource management?
A South Sudanese student activist is urging his government to engage with Rwanda over visa restrictions hindering students’ education. What challenges are South Sudanese students facing in Rwanda?
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir and Uganda’s Yoweri Museveni engage in pivotal talks, aiming to enhance political and economic ties. What new initiatives could reshape regional dynamics?
Minister Atong Kuol attended the South Sudan Cup final, emphasizing sports as a catalyst for unity and peace. Thousands celebrated, showcasing the power of football in fostering national pride.
President Salva Kiir has left Juba for Djibouti, where he will discuss pivotal economic ties and regional stability with President Ismail Omar Guelleh. What’s on the agenda?
