After almost two years of suspension, the Ministry of the Interior has stated that it will restart issuing national identity cards and passports in the near future. is a government official. It will be remembered that earlier this week, the South […]
The IGAD team in charge of monitoring the ceasefire in South Sudan has ran into financial difficulties. The Monitoring and Verification Mechanism for the Ceasefire and Transitional Security Arrangements said Monday in Juba that it is seeking $6 million to […]
According to the authorities, a man suspected of attempting to knife Mali’s temporary president, Assimi Gota, last week died in hospital while under surveillance. Mr Gota’s attacker, who has not been named, was detained after the unsuccessful knife attempt. According […]
After many postponements, the swearing-in of Members of Parliament is slated for next week. According to the President, Members of Parliament who have been appointed to the national assembly will be sworn in next week. Despite the fact that the […]
The Troika (the United States, the United Kingdom, and Norway) voiced concern over allegations of restrictions on freedom of speech and urged the South Sudanese government to uphold the Transitional Constitution’s provision of freedom of assembly and expression. The Troika […]
Swearing-in of the Reconstituted National Parliament is essential for ratifying outstanding legislation-Peace Monitors. Also, the peace monitor broached that the absence of execution of the security arrangements remains a “critical concern” for peace accord monitors in South Sudan. Soldiers are […]
The UK has said that it would continue to press South Sudan’s administration to execute the revived peace deal and provide basic services to its impoverished people. On a visit to the capital, Juba, UK Special Envoy for Famine Prevention […]
Authorities in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State’s Aweil West County claim they released the county’s former commissioner, Stephen Wieu Guot, on Monday but warn that he would be rearrested if he does not pay a debt to a local businessman. […]
The Turkish Red Crescent extended a helping hand on Wednesday to 4,800 needy people in South Sudan during the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha. The aid group has distributed more than 3,000 kilograms of meat for the holiday to thousands […]
For several years, the United States championed the establishment of a criminal court in South Sudan to hold war criminals accountable for atrocities committed against civilians during the country’s devastating 2013 civil war. But the Biden administration appears to be […]
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