December 14

• South Sudan: South Sudan Still Pushing Juba-Lamu Oil Pipeline

  With tensions still high between Khartoum and Juba over border and security issues, South Sudan is looking to complete a new oil pipeline to the Kenyan cost, regardless of whether... Read more »

December 08

• Sudan: 80 Killed in Clan Clashes - Witness

  Around 80 people were killed in fighting between rival clans of the Misseriya tribe in the town of al-Fula in South Kordofan State on 6 January, a source in the area told Sudan... Read more »

August 01

• Sudan: Khartoum and Juba Agree to Stop Immediately Support to Rebel Groups

  Sudan and South Sudan security committee agreed to stop all forms of support to rebel groups and established a joint team to investigate claims and complaints from both sides. Read more »

July 31

• Sudan: No Talks With SPLM-N Before to End Its Relations With Juba, Sudanese Negotiator

  The head of the Sudanese negotiating team with the rebel SPLM-North said talks for peace in the Tow Areas will not resume as far as the disengagement with the South Sudan is not... Read more »

• Sudan: South Sudan Welcomes Appointment of Jonglei Governor As New Defense Minister

  South Sudanese from different walks of life took to the streets on Wednesday evening to celebrate the appointment of Jonglei governor Kuol Manyang Juuk; a former rebel commander. Read more »

• Sudan: Main Hospital in Unity State Runs Out of Medicine

  Bentiu state hospital has run out of medicine as the main road that connects it to the capital Juba and other states has become inaccessible due to heavy rains. A state health... Read more »

• Sudan: Northern Bahr El Ghazal Cabinet Appoints 17 Health Workers

  The government of South Sudan's border state of Northern Bahr el Ghazal has appointed 17 skilled health workers raising hopes of improvement in the delivery of health services in... Read more »

• South Sudan: 'External Intervention a Setback to Peace in Jonglei', Mediator

  A mediator in South Sudan's Jonglei peace process has accused international actors of largely undermining national efforts to achieve peace and stability in the troubled region. Read more »

• South Sudan: South Sudan Frees Ugandan Journalists

  Two Ugandan journalists arrested by South Sudan authorities on Saturday last week have been freed after four days in detention at the National Security Headquarters in Juba. Read more »

• Uganda: Rebel Kony Losing Control?

  Joseph Kony, leader of the notorious Lords Resistance Army(LRA) rebels is losing control over his group that for decades he has controlled with a tight fist, says a new report by... Read more »

• Sudan: Food and Fuel Prices Skyrocketed in Nyala Amid Fears of Famine

  Prices of goods and fuel in South Darfur capital of Nyala have increased significantly during the hot holy month of Ramadan due to the rampant insecurity in the state. Read more »

• Sudan: Juba Says Joint Security Meeting With Khartoum Making Progress

  South Sudan said Wednesday that it is optimistic that Juba will not be forced to stop oil production for export as "good progress" is being made in discussions with its neighbour... Read more »

• South Sudan: South Sudan's Kiir Names New Cabinet, Leaves Out VP Post

  South Sudan president Salva Kiir on Wednesday issued a decree appointing 19 cabinet ministers and 10 deputies, a week after he dissolved the entire government. Read more »

• Sudan: Machar Congratulates South Sudanese On Martyrs Day, Decries Dictatorship

  South Sudan's former vice-president, Riek Machar, on Tuesday congratulated the country's citizens for honouring millions of people who lost their lives during the liberation... Read more »

• Sudan: Khartoum Calls for International Condemnation to Rebel Attacks On UN Missions

  Sudan's government has drawn a scathing criticism for the international community, accusing it of failing to condemn the repeated attacks carried by rebels against the joint UN-AU... Read more »

July 30

• Sudan: Jonglei Joins South Sudan in Commemoration of Martyrs Day

  Hundreds of people gathered in Bor, the capital of Jonglei state, to commemorate the late South Sudanese leader John Garang, who died in a helicopter crash while returning from... Read more »

• Sudan: Customers in Khartoum Complain About Rising Prices

  Markets in Sudan's capital of Khartoum have witnessed a significant increase in the prices of clothing, accessories, toys and perfumes just a week before Eid Al-fitr (Religious... Read more »

• Sudan: Dilling Attack Was Carried by Darfur Rebels - MP

  A parliamentary official said the recent attack near Dilling, in South Kordofan was carried out by Darfur rebels and accused SPLM-N general commander of expanding war from Darfur... Read more »

• Sudan: SPLM Divisions Widen As Kiir Accuses Machar of 'Disrespect'

  Cracks within the leadership of South Sudan's ruling Sudan's Liberation Movement (SPLM) appear to be widening as its leader, Salva Kiir Mayardit, broke his silence on Tuesday,... Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan's Dup Says Mirghani to Meet With President Bashir to Discuss Cabinet Shuffle

  The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) led by Mohamed Osman Al-Mirghani, has disclosed that its leader will meet with Sudan's president Omer Hassan al-Bashir soon to discuss the... Read more »

• Sudan: UN Registers the Displaced in Jonglei's Pibor County

  The United Nations has said it is necessary for aid agencies to register persons displaced by conflict in Jonglei state's Pibor county in order for humanitarian organisations to... Read more »

• Sudan: Three Murdered in Inter-Communal Revenge Attack in Rumbek

  Three people, including two teachers and one pastoralist, were killed on Tuesday in inter-communal revenge attacks in Akuel-jok village, south-west of Rumbek East county in Lakes... Read more »

• South Sudan: President Kiir Calls for Investigation Into Jonglei Army Abuses

  President Salva Kiir Mayardit instructed South Sudan's army chief on Tuesday during a speech in Juba to investigate and hold accountable soldiers accused of committing abuses... Read more »

• Sudan: Cereal Prices in Sudan's Lean Season Remain Stable - Report

  Cereal prices have remained stable in Sudan throughout the country's lean season, bucking a nationwide increase in staple food prices. According to the July Sudan Monthly Market... Read more »

• Sudan: Juba Hopes it Can Overcome Difficulties On Rebels Support Allegations With Khartoum

  The government of South Sudan said on Tuesday that it hopes the outcome of the security meeting, which brings together senior military officials from Khartoum and Juba as well as... Read more »