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South Sudan’s nutrition crisis: Holding the line between hunger and hope

Author: James Atem | Published: August 31, 2026

Under the shade of a tree in Machar Ayuel village in Tonj, Warrap State, mothers sit with their children, waiting to be screened....

Conference encourages Tueny to embark on reconciliation

A conference in Lakes has encouraged the governor to embark on reconciliation as a way of maintaining peace in the state. (more…)

Truck drivers are yet to officially resume movement to South Sudan despite the deployment of organized forces along the Juba-Nimule...

The people that are advocating for regime change in South Sudan should wait for elections, the government spokesperson has advised....

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First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar has echoed calls against forceful disarmament, saying it could create more instability in South Sudan....

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The Maan-Ngok community in Renk town of Upper Nile state has won a court case against the county commissioner over a land dispute....

The vice president for Economic Cluster has warned government officials against corruption, saying severe punishment would be taken...

The number of people killed in Tambura County over the last 24 hours has risen to five. (more…)