South Sudan’s aid crisis deepens as food stocks run low
Food assistance for hundreds of thousands of refugees and asylum seekers in South Sudan is under threat due to funding shortages.
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Food assistance for hundreds of thousands of refugees and asylum seekers in South Sudan is under threat due to funding shortages.
South Sudan must contribute $9 million to combat HIV, TB, and malaria under the Global Fund Grant Cycle 8.
A 19-year-old South Sudanese migrant was arrested in Melbourne after a high-speed joy ride that caused chaos on the city's freeways.
South Sudan's Caretaker Interior Minister, Rizik Zachariah Hassan, pledges to address challenges facing the country's prison service.
Juba County Caretaker Commissioner Moulana Kalisto Lado Faustino Nyigilo denies reports that he ordered foreigners to leave South Sudan, citing misrepresented remarks on social media.
A Juba resident is calling for more women to be elected into leadership positions in South Sudan's upcoming general elections, citing the failures of male-dominated leadership.
Church leaders in South Sudan are calling for an end to violence and hostilities, warning that civilians are paying the highest price as fighting and intercommunal violence continue to sp...
Former First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar criticizes Special Court for "politically motivated" rulings in his trial.
South Sudan's Ministry of Mining has begun a comprehensive review of the country's mining policy, strategic plan, and legal framework.
Drought-hit families in South Sudan's Kapoeta turn to gold mining to buy food, pay school fees
South Sudan People's Defence Forces (SSPDF) recover four firearms, including a PKM machine gun and RPG-7 grenade launcher, after repelling SPLA-IO attacks at Wunkur.
Former First Vice President Riek Machar claims his trial is politically motivated and aimed at settling scores.