In address to army officers and soldiers, Sudanese president says programme agreed with Moscow aims to enable Sudanese military to counter any threat
Author: Martin Berge, Jr.
South Sudan: Government Ends Peace Talks Boycott
The South Sudanese government ended a boycott Tuesday after mediators accepted the participation of its entire delegation in the revitalisation forum
Statsministerens kontor anklages for triksing med flyktning-tall
Fire ansatte ved statsministerens kontor i Uganda er suspendert etter påstander om juks med tall over antall flyktninger i området rundt Kampala. Det er satt i gang politietterforskning. For fem år siden svindlet statsministerens kontor over 20 millioner norske bistandskroner
More than 300 child soldiers released by armed groups in South Sudan – UN mission
Some 300 child soldiers, including 87 girls, were formally released by armed groups in South Sudan, the United Nations mission in the country reported on Wednesday, calling on all stakeholders to support the young people on the journey back to their communities and help them build a future for themselves
South Sudan Recalls Ambassador After US Imposes Arms Restrictions
South Sudan has recalled its ambassador to the United States, after the Trump administration unilaterally imposed arms restrictions on the government last week
Child abductions rise as South Sudan war incites desperation
It’s been almost two years since Deng Machar’s three young children were abducted from his home and likely sold for cattle. Sitting in South Sudan’s opposition-held town of Akobo, the 35-year-old pointed to the dirt beneath his feet
Opinion: We cannot turn our backs on South Sudan
In 2011, drought struck the Horn of Africa, but the humanitarian response came too late: A quarter of a million people lost their lives in Somalia. Last year, a combination of conflict and drought again threatened millions, but timely humanitarian action by national governments and the international community, including the United States, averted the worst. Warning lights are again flashing across East Africa. It is time for President Trump, the Congress and other world leaders to respond
South Sudan: Warring Parties Break Promises on Child Soldiers
UN, AU Need to Impose Sanctions, Get Court Running
South Sudan peace talks kick off despite government boycott
The second phase of the IGAD-brokered South Sudanese peace talks have resumed in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, despite a boycott by the government delegation demanding more representation
– Her vil fattigdomskampen stå
Det viser en rapport som er laget av forskere ved Brookings-instituttet, og som slippes i dag.