The Minister of Foreign Affairs says South Sudan has to has urged the United States of America and the European Union not to impose sanctions on the country. Continue reading “No need for sanctions-Benjamin”
Author: Hellen Achayo
Fighting erupts in Pigi
There are fresh clashes between government forces and the SPLA In opposition forces in Pigi County, Jonglei state, the SPLA Spokesperson has announced. Continue reading “Fighting erupts in Pigi”
President receives National Security Service Act
The office of the president has confirmed that it has received the National Security Service Act. Continue reading “President receives National Security Service Act”
$14m water sanitation and hygiene project launch
The USAID and UNICEF have announced a new partnership worth $14 million to improve water, sanitation and hygiene in South Sudan. Continue reading “$14m water sanitation and hygiene project launch”
More civilians to flee to Ethiopia if violence continues – UN
The number of South Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia could rise substantially if fighting continues, the United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs has warned. Continue reading “More civilians to flee to Ethiopia if violence continues – UN”
Leaders discuss IGAD peace process
Senior government officials, political party leaders and civil society activists met today in Juba to discuss the IGAD peace process. Continue reading “Leaders discuss IGAD peace process”
EES beefs up security along Torit-Kiyala road
In EES, security forces have been deployed on the roads linking Torit to others counties, according to the Commissioner. Continue reading “EES beefs up security along Torit-Kiyala road”
UNMISS to destroy weapons confiscated in camps
The United Nations Missions in South Sudan says it will confiscate and destroy any weapons found in all the protection of civilians’ sites. Continue reading “UNMISS to destroy weapons confiscated in camps”
Effort ongoing to urge victims of abuse to speak out
The International Rescue Committee says a campaign is underway to encourage victims of any form of abuses to speak out. Continue reading “Effort ongoing to urge victims of abuse to speak out”
WFP concerned about its workers’ safety
The UN World Food Program has reiterated its concern about the safety of one of its workers who was abducted by gunmen a month ago in Upper Nile State. Continue reading “WFP concerned about its workers’ safety”
