Juba — The South Sudanese government has ordered service provider, the Zain Telecommunications Group, to bar access to the websites of Radio Tamazuj, Sudan Tribune, and the popular South Sudanese blogs Nyamilepedia and Paanluel Wel.
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South Sudan says Western powers resumed regime change agenda
Sudantribune July 24th 2017 South Sudanese government said on Monday that recent statements condemning the actions of the military...
Sør-Sudan er nå blant verdens verste konflikter, men kommer i skyggen av IS-oppgjøret | Maren Sæbø
Sørsudanerne er det siste offeret i en maktpolitisk spill mellom naboland, stormaktene og sine egne maktblinde ledere. Norge har...
Foreign governments must ‘pressure South Sudan to end epidemic of rape’
NGO urges donor countries to speak out about sexual violence in South Sudan, following Amnesty report detailing scale of atrocities
UN sees 70% shortfall in aid for South Sudan refugees
Khartoum – Only 30% of $1.4bn aid needed in 2017 for refugees fleeing the conflict in South Sudan has been raised, a UN official said on Monday, raising fears of aid cuts.
Uganda: Emergency Update on the South Sudan Refugee Situation – Inter-Agency Weekly | 5th – 18th July 2017
Download full report here Highlights 9,437 South Sudanese refugees arrived in Uganda between the 5 th and 18th of...
Rebuilding Lives in Malakal
On a long winding road in Malakal town, lined mostly with county government offices and ministry headquarters, Eliza Wanykow Chan opens her teashop.
Sudan to launch disarmament campaign in Darfur before the end of 2017
Sudanese Vice President Hasabo Abel Rahman Sunday announced that his government would launch a campaign to collect weapons in Darfur and reorganise the government militias before the end of the year.
SOUTH SUDAN SEXUAL VIOLENCE ON ‘MASSIVE SCALE,’ REPORT SAYS
WAU, South Sudan (AP) — It’s been five months since the shy, frail 13-year-old was snatched from his bed, drugged and raped in the middle of the night. The boy hasn’t been able to say much since.
South Sudan rebel Machar declines to renounce violence -mediator
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – Exiled South Sudanese opposition figure Riek Machar declined to renounce violence or declare a unilateral ceasefire and instead demanded new peace talks outside the war-torn country, an international mediator told the United Nations on Thursday.