The Food and Agriculture organization says it has stopped airlifting aid into some of the conflict affected areas due to the recent clashes. Continue reading “FAO stops airlifting food to areas of recent clashes”

The ‘untold suffering’ of South Sudanese people must end, the head of the UNMISS has told the UN Security Council.

Continue reading “Loj briefs UNSC on South Sudan crisis”

IGAD Mediators have accused the SPLA of restricting the movement of its monitoring team in Bentiu since the resumption of fighting in the area last week. Continue reading “IGAD accuses SPLA of restricting movements of its monitoring team”

The United States says the international community and regional countries are discouraged over the renewed fighting in South Sudan. Continue reading “Int’l community discouraged by latest fighting – US”

The African Union says the international community should immediately impose sanctions on South Sudan leaders who are obstructing the peace process. Continue reading “AU calls for sanctions on peace process obstructers”

The International Committee of the Red Cross has warned that the dependency on emergency aid will likely rise to alarming levels, following the most recent clashes in Unity State. Continue reading “Continued fighting will increase aid dependency – ICRC”

The Cabinet has directed the Ministry of Justice to present the National Bureau of Statistics Bill 2015 to the parliament for enactment. Continue reading “Justice ministry asked to present Bureau of Statistics Bill for enactment”

The government has agreed to review the procedures of issuing Letters of Credit to businesspeople. Continue reading “Gov’t to review LC procedures”

The Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sameh Shoukry is leading a delegation to Juba this afternoon to discuss bilateral relations. Continue reading “Egypt’s Foreign Minister to visit Juba”