South Sudan · Desk
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The East African Court of Justice will deliver its ruling on November 27 in a case challenging a provision of South Sudan's election law that allows the president-elect to appoint 17 memb...
Sudan's military rejects Ethiopia's claim that Sudan is supporting armed groups seeking to remove PM Abiy Ahmed's government.
South Sudan's caretaker Minister for East African Community Affairs, Michael Makuei Lueth, has announced he will not contest the country's forthcoming elections.
Four employees of South Sudan's Civil Aviation Authority face possible dismissal for holding positions and receiving salaries from multiple institutions.
25 members of the SPLM Youth League in Northern Bahr El Ghazal State petition for removal of state chairperson Andrew Deng Wieu over alleged leadership malpractices.
Child labour increases in Sudan's Blue Nile region as families face displacement, war, and economic hardship.
South Sudanese constitutional lawyer Juol Nhomngek Daniel argues that national institutional reform is necessary to sustain grassroots peace in the country.
Upper Nile University to reopen Human Resource Development College in Malakal after over a decade, offering diploma courses to local students.
Civil society groups in Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, call for increased government investment in economic development and social services to sustain peace.
Sudan's military leader Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan rejects US pressure over visa to attend UN General Assembly
South Sudan's December 22 elections face challenges beyond the ballot, with opposition groups calling for a broader political process and the release of political detainees.
South Sudan's President issues Order No. 32-9/2026 to dissolve government, citing Constitution Amendment No. 13 and National Elections Act, 2012.
