SSPDF seeks clarification on UN water poisoning allegations
The South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) is seeking clarification from the United Nations following allegations that key water sources in the country have been destroyed or poisoned…
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UN alleges water source poisoning in South Sudan conflict
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has expressed concern over reports…
UN warns of possible war crimes as over 160 civilians killed in South Sudan
The UN’s human rights chief has raised alarm over a surge of alleged atrocities in South…
13 civilians killed, several injured in Tonj East attacks – official
The government of Warrap State says 13 civilians, including eight women and children, have been killed…
Juba county launches construction of police station in Morgiri
The Juba County authority has launched the construction of a new police station in Morgiri Boma,…
South Sudan loses EAC Secretary-General position over failure to meet “obligations”
South Sudan has lost its bid to take over the Secretary-General position of the East African…
Activist warns UNMISS withdrawal from Akobo could endanger civilians
A civil society leader has warned that the expulsion of the United Nations Mission in South…
Civil society blames governance failures for Abiemnhom killings
A civil society activist has linked the recent killing of nearly 200 civilians in Abiemnhom County…
SSPDF regrets civilian killings in Ayod, vows to punish perpetrators
The South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) says it regrets the killing of civilians in Ayod…
Governor Adil directs mining authority to strengthen regulation
The Governor of Central Equatoria has directed the newly established State Mining Authority to regulate mining activities,…