Kiir: Lack of funds, armed groups hamper peace agreement implementation
President Salva Kiir says lack of funding and attacks by armed groups have delayed the implementation of the Permanent Ceasefire and Security Arrangement in the peace agreement.
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South Sudan marks “low-keyed” independence day
The government of Wau celebrates the Country’s sixth Independence anniversary today despite its cancelation at the…
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Wau: State gov’t organizes independence day celebrations
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SPLA, UPDF to investigate recruitment of refugees in Uganda
The SPLA and the Ugandan military will carry out a joint investigation into reports of recruitment…
Armed youth block Gogrial-Tonj road
The Governor of Gogrial says armed youth have blocked the road between his state and neighboring…
UNMISS says kidnapped private company workers released
The head of the UN mission in the country says eight private sector employees who were…
Sudan issues order to expel S. Sudanese from E. Darfur
A caretaker County Commissioner in Sudan has issued an order expelling South Sudanese from Al-Dhaen locality…
Nilpet ask NGOs to import their own fuel
The state oil firm Nilpet, says non-governmental organizations should be importing their own fuel, or buy…
Amnesty International: Warring parties committed war crimes against civilians
A report released by Amnesty International has accused both the government and opposition forces of “war…