The German ambassador to South Sudan says his government has donated $2 million to the UN mission in South Sudan to train the Joint Integrated Police under the peace agreement. Continue reading “Germany supports joint police training”

Both the government and the SPLM in Opposition have disagreed with the International Crisis Group over a warning that the peace agreement may collapse unless the parties agree on the contentious issues. Continue reading “Partners brush off ‘peace at risk’ warning”

Aid partners have registered about 300 unaccompanied and separated children and about 40 others missing in Wau Town, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has said. Continue reading “Wau: Aid groups register unaccompanied minors”

The Ceasefire and Transitional Security Arrangement Monitoring Mechanism says its team leader has been detained in Torit. Continue reading “Ceasefire monitor detained in Torit”

The UN Mission in South Sudan says it has provided protection to more than 10,000 people who fled violence in Wau Town in an area adjacent to its site. Continue reading “Over 10,000 Wau civilians seek safety at UN camp”

The national committee judges and justices say they have gone on strike over pay and administrative issues. Continue reading “Judges and Justices down their tools”

On the World Refugee Day today, latest figures by the UN show that there are almost one million South Sudanese Refugees in neighboring countries. Continue reading “World Refugee Day: 1 million South Sudanese are refugees”

The Judges and Justices committee has given the government until the end of the week to resolve pay and administrative issues or else they will go on strike on Monday. Continue reading “Judges threaten to go on strike over arrears”

The United Nations says it has completed investigations into the killing of civilians at the UN base in Malakal in February and will make the findings public soon. Continue reading “UN completes probe of Malakal UN base killings”

The United States says it firmly supports the establishment of a hybrid court under the peace agreement to try suspects of atrocities during the conflict. Continue reading “US won’t back anti-hybrid court calls”