East Africa
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Central Equatoria governor Gen. Augustino Jadalla Kamilo Wani supports plans for a National Museum to preserve South Sudan's cultural heritage and promote tourism.
South Sudan Meteorological Service warns of extreme heat stress conditions across several counties, with temperatures expected to exceed 40 degrees Celsius in parts of Northern and Easter...
UK won't fund South Sudan's December elections, citing competing humanitarian needs.
WHO South Sudan reaffirms commitment to supporting the country in strengthening its health system and improving access to quality health services.
Communities in Unity State face renewed flooding concerns as heavy rains are predicted amid warnings of a possible El Niño event and declining humanitarian funding.
South Sudan's Bishop Eduardo Hiiboro Kussala calls on armed groups to cease attacks on civilians, advocating for peaceful means to pursue political objectives.
UK Ambassador David Ashley urges South Sudan to prepare for credible, inclusive December elections
A 75-year-old grandmother, Nyanit Jany, recounts her ordeal during the Walgak attack in Jonglei's Greater Akobo area, where she was shot twice and lost both legs.
Juba County Commissioner Kalisto Lado warns foreign nationals against engaging in retail business, saying it should be reserved for South Sudanese nationals.
Caretaker Governor Moses Majok Gatluak launches initiative to ease tensions between Twic East and Duk counties
Church leaders in South Sudan have called for urgent action to protect civilians and end escalating violence across several parts of the country.
UN Human Rights Council extends Sudan fact-finding mission amid ongoing conflict
