This is a year of transformation for Sudan, offering hope and optimism to millions of people. Their determination, resilience and sacrifice ushered in a new chapter in the country after eight months of protests. Now, this optimism must be sustained and translated into actions that will support aspirations of the people of Sudan.
Author: Martin Berge, Jr.
Rapport: Floods set to increase number of food-insecure South Sudanese this year
The impact of flooding means the number of households experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity and the severity of food insecurity will be higher than originally anticipated.
Sudan’s extends state of emergency for three months
Sudan’s transitional government has announced a three-month extension of the state of emergency
Sudan’s Ruling Council Appoints 1st Woman Chief Justice in Africa
Sudan’s ruling council has appointed the country’s first woman chief justice. The appointment is seen as another step forward for female representation in the new transitional government
U.S. Warns South Sudan May Face Sanctions
African nation’s leaders have mid-November deadline to form a unity government
South Sudan/AU: Set Meeting on War Crimes Court
Lack of Communication, Clear Plan Impede Justice
Norge vil ikke ha besøk av den «Den nubiske dronningen»
Arrangørene av konferansen «Ly for Stormen» i Harstad trodde at alt gikk på skinner. De hadde hatt langvarig kontakt med ambassaden i den sudanesiske hovedstaden Karthoum
S. Sudan opposition movements demand dialogue with Kiir
Hentet fra Sudan Tribune | Ingen journalist kreditert Members of the South Sudan Opposition Movements (SSOM) alliance have demanded dialogue with...
George Clooney & John Prendergast: Violence is the business model in South Sudan
Anecdotes abound of corrupt, war-torn African dictatorships. South Sudan, the world’s newest nation, is usually Exhibit A in those tales. But in the shadows of this narrative is another part of the story, usually untold.
South Sudan child soldiers attempt to rebuild lives
Dodging death over the past two decades, while fighting numerous battles, Anyieth, now 33, is attempting to wash the tag of a child soldier, by rebuilding his life