The SPLM in Opposition has described as unplanned, an accident involving the motorcade of Taban Deng Gai, the leader of the advance team in Juba. Continue reading “SPLM-IO rejects rumored attempt on Taban’s life”

Ceasefire monitors say government forces violated the ceasefire in the former Western Equatoria State between December and January. Continue reading “Gov’t violated ceasefire in former WES – Report”

UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon is expected to meet President Salva Kiir in Juba later this week. Continue reading “UN Chief expected to visit South Sudan”

The Troika countries have condemned the deadly inter-communal violence that occurred at the UNMISS protection of civilian site in Malakal last week. Continue reading “Troika condemns Malakal camp fighting”

The humanitarian community has called on the government to ensure that the NGO Bill is submitted to a process of public consultation, after the formation of a unity government. Continue reading “Aid groups want NGO Bill debated, publicly”

The United Nations says some 50,000 people in Mundri are in need of humanitarian assistance. Continue reading “Mundri: 50,000 people in dire need of aid”

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has launched a literacy class for the Police Service. Continue reading “Literacy class for police launched”

UK’s Ministry of Defense says it has deployed a military team to South Sudan to look at what role its government could play in the UN peacekeeping mission. Continue reading “UK military assessment team arrives in S Sudan”