Renewed Large-Scale Fighting in Tigray Raises Risk of Wider Conflict in Ethiopia
Ethiopia faces nationwide conflict as renewed war in northern Ethiopia converges with ongoing violence in Amhara and Oromia.
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Ethiopia faces nationwide conflict as renewed war in northern Ethiopia converges with ongoing violence in Amhara and Oromia.
African Union leaders urge release of detainees, halt to hostilities ahead of South Sudan's first general elections
IGAD completes three-day training in Magwi County to enhance land dispute resolution and inclusive justice.
South Sudan's Special Court rules Dr. Riek Machar can present oral defence in treason case
East African Community holds national consultation in Rumbek on proposed political confederation
The Abyei conflict remains unresolved, with tensions between the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya communities.
South Sudan's Ministry of Culture pays tribute to veteran playwright Joseph Abuk, describing him as a pillar of national culture.
Sudan's army captures Al-Mazroub town in North Kordofan after fighting with Rapid Support Forces
Kalisto Ladu Nyigilo sworn in as caretaker commissioner of Juba County, vows to remain neutral ahead of December elections
Mercy Corps and IPCS award grants to 32 South Sudanese civil society organizations under the SUCCESS Programme, a European Union-funded initiative.
UK Ambassador David Ashley calls for caretaker government to be neutral ahead of South Sudan's December 2026 elections.
African Union calls for calm as diplomatic tensions rise between Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Egypt over regional security and Nile dam project.