New Japanese envoy arrives in Juba, pledges stronger ties
Japan's Ambassador-designate to South Sudan, Matsui Shinji, arrives in Juba, vowing to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
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Japan's Ambassador-designate to South Sudan, Matsui Shinji, arrives in Juba, vowing to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir launches inter-party dialogue to ensure peaceful and credible elections in December.
Dr. Lam Akol warns that unilateral elections in South Sudan would produce an illegitimate government and create deeper political chaos.
Residents of Sudan's Blue Nile region report increased dengue fever and malaria cases amid rainfall, stagnant water, and medicine shortages.
South Sudan begins nationwide consultations to draft the East African Community Political Confederation Constitution.
South Sudan's caretaker minister warns against rushing EAC confederation constitution
South Sudan's ruling SPLM party faces a significant challenge as it prepares for the December 2026 general elections, relying on its liberation legacy amidst widespread poverty and instit...
Calm has returned to Malakal, South Sudan, following a shootout between police and a group allegedly smuggling goods into the city, which triggered security tensions.
South Sudan's national football team, the Bright Stars, takes on Malawi in a crucial AFCON qualifier match today at 16:00 GMT.
Civil society groups in South Sudan are calling for urgent government action to address renewed fighting between communities in Duk and Twic East counties in Jonglei State.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir dissolved the transitional government ahead of elections, sparking concerns about the concentration of executive power.
Blue Nile governor Ahmed al-Omda Badi extends state of emergency for three months citing security concerns