South Sudan's 2018 Peace Accord Government Dissolved
South Sudan's President Kiir dissolves cabinet as 2018 peace accord government ends at midnight
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South Sudan's President Kiir dissolves cabinet as 2018 peace accord government ends at midnight
Civil society leader Edmund Yakani appeals to AU, IGAD, and UN to send a field mission to prevent violence over the amended National Election Act in South Sudan.
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has dissolved the transitional government formed in 2018, paving the way for general elections in December 2026.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir dissolves transitional government, appoints caretaker ministers ahead of December elections.
South Sudan's new election chief defends neutrality amid concerns over ties to President Salva Kiir
China and Egypt have agreed on a new blueprint for regional stability following a summit in Cairo between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
South Sudan's Economic Reform Committee has ordered a reduction in customs staff at the Nimule border to address overstaffing and improve revenue collection.
A high-level government and UN delegation led by Minister Albino Akol Atak has arrived in Bentiu, Unity State, for a humanitarian field mission to assess needs and engage with state autho...
South Sudan's major political parties are experiencing internal disputes and fragmentation as the country approaches its first general elections since independence.
South Sudan's High Court has halted the demarcation of 32 square kilometers of contested land in Nyamini, Juba County, pending a court determination on the land ownership dispute.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir met with representatives of political parties at the State House on September 9, 2026.
HIV specialist Amos Dada urges routine HIV testing for adults in South Sudan to detect the virus early and ensure timely treatment.