South Sudanese government pledged on Wednesday its readiness to redesign its bilateral relations with the people and the government of United States.
Author: Martin Berge, Jr.
African mediators to meet SPLM-N al-Hilu for the first time
For the first time since the split of the group into factions, the African Union High-Level Implementation Panel (AUHIP) will meet a delegation from the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North led by Abdel Aziz al-Hilu (SPLM-N al-Hilu).
Sudan ‘must normalise relations with Israel, Palestine sold its own land’: Sudanese minister
Sudan’s minister of investment inspired controversy on Sunday when he called on Khartoum to normalise relations with Israel.
Sudan: Movements Signing to Peace Calls On Political Forces, Civil Administration to Participate in Arms Collection
The Secretary General of the Liberation and Justice Party , Tajul-Deen Niam has demanded the importance of engagement of all the Sudanese components in the campaign for the collection of arms in Darfur state and Kordufan that have started last week led by Vice President of the Republic, the Chairman of the Higher Committee for Collection of Firearms and Unlicensed Cars.
Sudan on high alert over floods
The Sudan government has warned of possible worst floods in 100 years in Khartoum and the surrounding areas.
Hunger death toll in S. Sudan’s Wau state hits 27
The number of people killed by hunger in Besillia county in South Sudan’s Wau state has hit 27, an official said.
Rights body backs decision to recall SPLM-IO regional MPs
A South Sudanese human rights entity has backed calls to block members of the armed opposition faction (SPLM-IO) from the East African assembly, saying they were ineligible.
South Africa: SA Companies Urged to Invest in South Sudan
South Africa’s Department of Trade and Industry (dti) has funded the visit of the six-member group as part of the department’s efforts to increase trade and investments between South Africa and South Sudan.
ICRC president calls for political solution to end South Sudan crisis
As the people fleeing the South Sudan crisis continue to enter neighboring Uganda, the president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said a political solution is urgently needed to resolve the crisis.
Crime Wave Stalks South Sudan’s Capital as War Ruins Economy
When three rifle-toting men in army uniforms barged into Silvano Pitia’s supplies store this month, he became the latest victim of a crime wave that’s rocking South Sudan’s war-weary, hunger-stricken capital.