Uganda Begins $121m South Sudan Power Interconnection Project
Uganda starts $121m power project linking its grid to South Sudan.
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Uganda starts $121m power project linking its grid to South Sudan.
South Sudan's Archbishop Elias Taban Parangi criticizes external mediators for dictating agreements, vows neutrality in Inter-Party-Political Dialogue.
South Sudan's Communist Party says ongoing inter-party dialogue in Juba is government-controlled and can't address the country's deepening political crisis.
Initiative in South Sudan supports community seed banks to help farmers produce, conserve and store locally adapted seeds amid recurring floods, drought, displacement and food insecurity.
YWCA South Sudan and Oxfam partner with journalists to promote locally led humanitarian action.
South Sudan's new aviation chief, Mosety Kat, vows to strengthen safety regulations and inspections to prevent accidents and protect passengers.
South Sudan's James Bidal urges citizens to promote peace and eliminate early conflict triggers ahead of general elections.
Thirty-two inmates, including women and juveniles, released from Wau prisons under a justice initiative led by the Community Development Agency with UNDP support.
STEMPower South Sudan has graduated 180 young people from six STEM centres across the country following training in digital skills, coding, robotics and innovative solutions.
The Unity State High Court concluded proceedings in the Bentiu IDP camp, hearing 20 criminal cases, including drug-related offences and SGBV.
South Sudan faces critical decisions on transitioning from a power-sharing system to one grounded in democratic accountability and electoral legitimacy.
The East African Court of Justice will deliver its ruling on November 27 in a case challenging a provision of South Sudan's election law that allows the president-elect to appoint 17 memb...