July 31

• Sudan: EU, Ethiopia Confer On Sudan-South Sudan Concerns

  The European Union's special representative for Sudan, Rosalind Marsden, has praised Ethiopia's efforts towards delivering on a lasting peace deal between Sudan and South Sudan,... 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 »

• Sudan: Ugandan Journalists Appeal to Kiir Over Detained Colleagues in South Sudan

  Ugandan journalists have launched a social media campaign calling on South Sudan's president, Salva Kiir to release two of their colleagues detained in the country since Saturday. Read more »

• Sudan: Security Council Demands Darfur Rebels to Negotiate Peace Under Doha Document

  The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has demanded the rebel groups in Sudan's western region to stop violence and hold peace talks with the national government under the... Read more »

July 29

• Sudan: Khartoum Notifies Oil Companies On Extension of Shutdown Deadline

  Sudan's oil ministry has officially informed oil companies that the deadline for stopping flow of South Sudan's oil through its territories has been delayed until August 22 in... Read more »

• Uganda: South Sudan Arrests Two Uganda Journalists

  South Sudan on Saturday arrested two Ugandan journalists in Juba for allegedly working without accreditation and filming near a government and security installation. Read more »

• Sudan: Machar Renews Calls for Calm, Reaffirming Kiir's Right to Remove Him

  South Sudan former vice-president, Riek Machar on Sunday renewed calls for calm among citizens, insisting president Salva Kiir had the right to remove him from office. Read more »

• Sudan: Mbeki to Brief AUPSC On Khartoum-Juba Row

  The African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC) will discuss in its meeting in Addis Ababa on Monday a report from the chairman of the African Union High Implementation Panel... Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan Receives Documents Regarding Oil Transit Fees

  The Sudanese government announced that it has received documents regarding its financial dues from the transfer of South Sudan oil through Sudanese territory. Read more »

• Sudan: Comprehensive Process to Implement Cooperation Agreements Is Crucial, Sudan FM

  Foreign minister Ali Karti has reiterated Sudan's demand to implement all the cooperation agreements on the same time, as his countries refuses to allow the exportation of South... Read more »

• Sudan: Kiir Accuses Khartoum of Intigating Collapse of Juba Regime

  South Sudan president Salva Kiir has accused neighbouring Sudan of attempting to instigate a collapse in his administration through threats to block southern oil exports from... Read more »

• South Sudan: South Sudan Says it Will Release Ugandan Journalists After 'Background Checks'

  South Sudan said on Monday it will release two Ugandan journalists its security services arrested for alleged illegal activities after conducting "thorough background checks". Read more »

• South Sudan: Kiir, Governors Discuss Current Political Situation

  South Sudan president Salva Kiir on Monday summoned governors from all the country's 10 states to discuss the current political situation, a week after he dissolved government. Read more »

• Sudan: Amnesty - Sudan Releases Jailed Human Rights Lawyer

  A Sudanese lawyer and human rights activist who has been held since her arrest on 4 May 2013, was released from detention without charge on 11 June, according to Amnesty... Read more »

• South Sudan: Gov't Loses Over U.S.$200 Million a Year From Gold Smuggling

  South Sudan has been losing an estimated $200 million a year in illegal gold mining, according to an official from the ministry of petroleum and mining. Read more »

• Sudan: Form Your Own Party, Kiir Tells SPLM Contenders

  South Sudan president, Salva Kiir has openly told those opposed to his leadership to the South-ruling Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) to form their own political... Read more »