Juba court orders Defence Ministry to pay $1.4 million to shooting victims
A court in Juba has ordered the Ministry of Defence and Veterans’ Affairs, in absentia, to pay about 1.4 million US dollars in compensation to two victims who…
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Special Court completes investigation into alleged threats against Machar, co-accused
The Special Court trying former First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and seven co-accused says it…
Multi-donor ResPEct project concludes four-year implementation in South Sudan
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Justice Ministry forms taskforce to address post-election disputes
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NEUSS urges employers to halt NSIF registration and remittances pending court decision
Juba, October 7, 2026 — The National Employees Union of South Sudan, NEUSS, has advised employers…
Special Court allows Machar oral defence after two-month dispute
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Special Court orders removal of security personnel linked to alleged threats against Machar, co-accused
The Special Court trying former First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and his co-accused has ordered…
EACJ to rule on challenge to presidential power to appoint lawmakers
The East African Court of Justice will deliver its ruling on November 27 in a case…
Pibor Council approves establishment of Murle customary court of appeal
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South Sudan judiciary begins expedited trials in Juba SGBV court
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