Darfur traders explore new West African markets amid trade restrictions
Darfur traders seek new markets in West Africa as trade restrictions disrupt exports to areas controlled by the Sudanese army.
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Darfur traders seek new markets in West Africa as trade restrictions disrupt exports to areas controlled by the Sudanese army.
A faction of South Sudan Opposition Alliance led by Hussein Abdelbagi Akol to begin election-related activities next week.
South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit departs Kenya for South Africa after a two-day visit, where he held talks with Kenyan President William Ruto.
Former Upper Nile State Governor Jacob Dollar Ruot has declared his intention to contest for the governorship of Upper Nile State in the general elections scheduled for December 22, 2026.
South Sudan's Bishop Alex Lodiong Sakor Eyobo urges citizens to make informed decisions during upcoming elections, warning against manipulation by politicians seeking short-term gains.
WFP condemns armed attack and forced offloading of humanitarian food assistance in Jonglei State, South Sudan, threatening aid delivery to vulnerable communities.
South Sudan's Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation warns of potential Nile flooding due to rising Lake Victoria water levels.
Central Equatoria State Governor directs caretaker ministers to safeguard public resources and protect government assets.
Refugees in South Sudan demand stronger protection, easier access to services, and recognition of their rights amid challenges with documentation, registration, and livelihoods.
Kenyan President William Ruto reaffirms support for South Sudan's 2026 elections, encourages dialogue among stakeholders.
South Sudan Opposition Alliance defends Political Parties Council against allegations of abuse of power over registration of seven political parties.
The World Food Programme confirms 162.54 metric tons of food aid intended for 4,400 vulnerable people was forcibly removed from a convoy in Upper Nile State.