At least 71 killed in Rumbek communal clashes in South Sudan
Communal clashes in South Sudan's Lakes State kill 71, including four soldiers, and displace residents.
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Communal clashes in South Sudan's Lakes State kill 71, including four soldiers, and displace residents.
Two EALA lawmakers, Hon. Kim Gai Ruot and Hon. Gideon Gatpan Thor, have submitted their bids to run for governorships in Upper Nile and Unity States under the SPLM ticket.
South Sudan's former foreign minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin has acknowledged concerns over the country's readiness for elections, citing insecurity, conflict, and economic difficulties.
SPLM rejects reports that candidates must travel to Juba for election forms, says aspirants outside capital will receive forms in their states.
Clashes between armed youths from Nyang and Pakam communities leave several dead and wounded in Lakes State
German development agency GIZ provides equipment to Yei Crop Training Centre to restore tractor services for farmers in Yei River County.
Surgeon Slobodan Mirosavljev faces uncertainty daily at Juba military hospital, where patients with critical injuries from communal violence and fighting arrive without warning.
Three South Sudan political parties threaten legal action against the Political Parties Council over changes to their registered leadership.
Thongxay Nilakout, 49, deported by U.S. to South Sudan, returns to Laos after over a year in detention.
Government salary arrears in South Sudan estimated at 1.3-2.1 trillion SSP
South Sudan heightens Ebola alert after Kenya confirms imported case
South Sudan's SSPDF Chief of Defence Forces, General Santino Deng Wol, warns serving military officers against contesting elections while still in active service.