South Sudan's Ruling Party Faces Challenges Ahead of Elections
South Sudan's SPLM party faces challenges ahead of December elections, including internal leadership changes and credibility concerns.
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South Sudan's SPLM party faces challenges ahead of December elections, including internal leadership changes and credibility concerns.
Authorities in Sudan's Al-Jazira state demolished over 100 homes in a village, prompting protests and allegations of ethnic and regional discrimination.
Sudan's Energy and Oil Minister Mutasim Ibrahim assures sufficient fuel supplies despite recent shortages and infrastructure damage from ongoing war.
Police in Western Bahr el Ghazal State investigate two separate shooting incidents in Jur River County, killing a soldier and a civilian.
The Catholic Diocese of Wau has treated over 3,000 people with cataracts and promoted eye health awareness in Wau, Kuajok, and Tonj.
Abyei Youth Association urges South Sudan to recognise 2013 referendum results
University of Juba warns students against submitting forged tuition fee payment receipts
South Sudan's National Elections Commission appoints returning officers and assistants for 10 states and 3 administrative areas ahead of December 2026 polls.
Caretaker Governor General Augustino Jadalla Kamilo Wani makes major administrative changes in Central Equatoria State.
SPLM delegation promises free campaigning in Eastern Equatoria State despite Torit restrictions on public gatherings.
Western Bahr el Ghazal State's caretaker governor, Sharif Daniel Sharif, has pledged government support for street children in Wau, including shelter, education, and protection.
South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit addressed corruption, financial flows, and insecurity in Africa at the Third Tana High-Level Forum on Security in Africa in 2014.