Author: Martin Berge, Jr.
Statement by the Troika and EU on the security situation in South Sudan
Paul Malong leaves Juba, not seeking war: SPLA spokesman
South Sudan says divisive army chief of staff removed
South Africa To Face ICC On Refusal To Arrest Sudan’s Bashir In 2015
War crimes judges will on Friday hear why South Africa failed to arrest Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir during a 2015 visit, as they mull whether to report the country to the United Nations for possible action.
Verste hungersnød siden krigen
FN varsler kamp mot den verste hungersnøden siden andre verdenskrig. For første gang blir ny tankegang om å slå sammen nødhjelp med langsiktig utvikling prøvd ut i stor skala.
Hva er det med Norge og Sør-Sudan?
Hvordan kan vi forklare det sterke norske engasjementet gjennom 50 år for et område i Afrika som ikke engang eksisterte på kartet som eget land, da norske krefter begynte å engasjere seg?
South Sudan: 100,000 people trapped in Yei, UN refugee agency warns
Urgent humanitarian assistance is needed for some 100,000 people trapped in the South Sudanese town of Yei, where the security situation deteriorated rapidly after renewed conflict broke out in Juba, the capital, in early July, the United Nations refugee agency warned today.
Opposition NCF suspends five parties amid differences over Sudan process
The opposition alliance National Consensus Forces (NCF) Wednesday suspended the membership of five groups as a result of the increasing differences over their participation in the African Union-led peace process.
The UN has failed its peacekeepers in S Sudan
The Security Council needs to stop simply uttering condemnations and take decisive action by imposing the arms embargo.