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- SPLA-IO Spokesman says Juba’s kidnapping activities amount to “terrorism”
southsudannewsagency (Today) - Pagak/Kampala, August 21, 2017 (SSNA) — The Spokesperson for the South Sudan armed opposition, SPLA-IO, said in a statement that the failed abduction of their Deputy Spokesman Col. Paul... - Red Cross warns unpaid wages deepening S.Sudan crisis South Sudan (Today) - The head of the International Committee of the Red Cross warned Monday that South Sudan’s inability to pay civil servants risked worsening a humanitarian crisis and urged donors to step...
- Police in Sudan Evict Two Pastors from Their Homes South Sudan (Today) - On May 7 Khartoum state authorities in Sudan demolished a church building in the Khartoum suburb of Soba al Aradi, which began as a refugee camp for south Sudanese. A...
- Malaria outbreak kills over 4,000 in S. Sudan: official South Sudan (Today) - August 21, 2017 (JUBA) - An outbreak of malaria in South Sudan has killed over 4,000 people since February, a senior health official disclosed last week. “This year’s malaria is...
- South Sudan orders UN troops out of Juba airport South Sudan (Today) - Information minister Michael Makuei confirmed to the local media in Juba that RPF attempted to illegally occupy the Juba airport without any formal agreement with the administration. Information minister Michael...
- South Sudan man briefly abducted South Sudan (Today) - Armed civilians briefly abducted a South Sudanese rebel spokesman in Uganda and told him to stop talking to the media, two rebel officials said. Rebel spokesman Lam Paul Gabriel accused...
- South Sudan grounds U.N. planes in airport row South Sudan (Today) - NAIROBI (Reuters) - South Sudan has grounded planes belonging to United Nations peacekeepers in a dispute over control of the airport in the capital Juba, a government spokesman said on...
- Aid workers face unique crisis in South Sudan war, says ICRC South Sudan (Today) - KAMPALA, Uganda — South Sudan’s civil war presents humanitarian workers with “one of the unique crises” in the world, the president of the International Committee of the Red Cross said...
- South Sudan threatens to suspend UN mission's air operations over dispute South Sudan (Today) - JUBA, Aug. 21 (Xinhua) -- South Sudan has threatened to stop all planes operated by the UN peacekeeping mission (UNMISS) from taking to the skies following a dispute over security...
- South Sudan's civil war a 'unique crisis' for aid workers South Sudan (Today) - KAMPALA, Uganda – The president of the International Committee of the Red Cross says South Sudan's civil war presents humanitarians with "one of the unique crises" in the world. Peter...
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