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188 articles in the last 12 months · 1 source · South Sudan

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NEC delivers first voter registration materials to Central Equatoria

african-culture

Derik Cultural Festival returns to Juba with focus on peacebuilding

politics-governance

Machar confirms Regina Joseph Kaba as acting SPLM-IO chairperson

politics-governance

NPM Chairman demands publication of inter-party dialogue resolutions

african-culture

Rumbek authorities return 30 animals looted during communal clashes

politics-governance

Juba City Council lays off 32 staff over tax revenue fraud

politics-governance

SSPDF reunites two abducted children with parents in Juba

South Sudan moves to transfer Petronas oil shares to Russia’s Zarubezhneft

South Sudan’s population projected to reach 20.3 million by 2030, NBS report

politics-governance

Juba Council threatens arrests for littering and public urination

politics-governance

Security forces seize 1,700 rounds of ammunition in Tonj South

South Sudan passport ranks 50th in Africa

politics-governance

Machar disputes Bol Mel’s account of Nasir crisis

politics-governance

RJMEC warns South Sudan December elections face credibility risks

South Sudan Revenue Authority collects SSP 138 billion in 15 days

politics-governance

Unity State gov’t denies claims governor is interfering with SPLM elections

South Sudan launches $267 million project to import power from Uganda

politics-governance

UN Commission warns Kiir’s election plans amount to ‘constitutional coup’

environment-climate

South Sudan outlines water plans as Egypt backs Fulla Dam

politics-governance

South Sudan’s liberation pioneer Joseph Lagu dies at 94

politics-governance

SPLM-IO seeks guarantees on political freedoms ahead of elections

politics-governance

MSF resumes emergency healthcare services in Pieri, Jonglei State

politics-governance

Court awards $1.4 million to victims of shooting during Akol Koor’s arrest

politics-governance

President Kiir says December elections will be held “by all means”