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Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
South Sudan's civil society forum says current conditions don't support credible elections in December, citing outstanding preparations and restricted civic space.
South Sudan's population is projected to grow to 20.3 million by 2030, driven by natural growth and migration, according to a National Bureau of Statistics report.
South Sudan's December elections face credibility risks due to unresolved political disputes and incomplete security reforms, RJMEC warns.
Juba City Council warns residents of arrests for violating municipal cleanliness rules
Caretaker county commissioners in South Sudan's Unity State have been accused of declaring themselves county party chairpersons, contrary to a presidential order.
Ibba County in South Sudan reports 5,000 returnees fleeing Ebola outbreak in neighbouring DRC
UN Commission warns South Sudan's 2018 peace agreement is being dismantled, calling for urgent international action to prevent renewed conflict.
South Sudan's Cardinal Ameyu praises Governor Jadalla's unifying leadership, vows church support for peace, stability, and national reconciliation.
The Ministry of Finance and Planning and the African Development Bank unveil $267 million in funding to extend Uganda's electricity supply to Juba and other major towns in South Sudan.
Clashes between government forces and local youth in South Sudan's Eastern Equatoria State have killed two people and injured 17 others, blocking a key transport route.
Former First Vice President Riek Machar pays tribute to Joseph Lagu Yanga, describing him as an iconic leader whose contributions to peace and self-determination in Southern Sudan would a...
Commentator Stephen Omiri Obuor commends Twic East primaries, citing free and fair process, mature politics, and capable leadership.
