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Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Auxiliary Bishop Santo Loku Pio of Juba challenges South Sudan's youth to use faith, education, and talents to serve others and contribute to the country's development.
Journalists in South Sudan urge National Elections Commission to include media funding in voter education plans for upcoming elections.
South Sudan's National Elections Commission launches media workshop to strengthen electoral reporting ahead of general elections.
South Sudan's National Elections Commission urges journalists to uphold accuracy, fairness, and professionalism in their reporting ahead of the upcoming general elections.
Former South Sudan First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar claims an alleged assassination plot has made his trial environment "toxic," raising concerns about fairness and security.
South Sudan's main armed opposition group, SPLA-IO, claims it captured a military barracks in Bari village, near Mundri in Western Equatoria State.
South Sudan emphasizes need for digital governance measures at Moscow Forum
Community Empowerment for Progress Organization urges South Sudan's Inter-Party Dialogue delegates to adopt practical resolutions for December polls.
Civil society leader Edmund Yakani urges delegates to adopt clear and practical resolutions to guide preparations for South Sudan's December 2026 elections.
South Sudan's National Elections Commission has not issued a roadmap for the December 22 elections, raising concerns among analysts and the population.
UPDF opens new medical facilities at its headquarters in Bilnyang, South Sudan, to improve healthcare for Ugandan troops and locals.
Rising dengue fever and malaria cases in Sudan's Sennar state are straining hospital resources, with medicine supplies dwindling.
