“No money was distributed” – Parliament rejects claims MPs were paid to pass bills
The spokesperson of the National Legislature has dismissed reports that Members of Parliament were paid money to support the recent constitutional amendments.
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Political Parties Council opens registration for party coalitions
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Machar’s SPLM-IO splits as Oyet and Regina trade rival suspensions
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Government denies blocking Vice President Nyandeng from travelling
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Governor Koang urges state authorities to support election preparations
The Governor of Upper Nile State, James Koang Chuol Ranley, has called on state authorities to…
National Alliance of Political Parties splits days after Kon declares presidential bid
The National Alliance of Political Parties has split days after its leader and Third Deputy Speaker,…
Kornelio Kon declares 2026 presidential bid, challenging Kiir
TNLA Third Deputy Speaker Kornelio Kon Ngu has officially entered the 2026 presidential race, launching a…
Governor Adil calls for peace, responsible messaging ahead of December elections
The Governor of Central Equatoria State has urged political and community leaders to help stop misinformation,…
Mvolo commissioner finally takes up post after five-month delay
The Commissioner of Mvolo County in Western Equatoria State, Isaac Sebit Brown, has finally travelled to…
Government urges regional, international partners to support peaceful elections
The government has called on regional and international partners to help maintain peace as the country…