November 25

• South Sudan: Juba to File UN Complaint Over Sudan

  South Sudan is due to launch a formal complaint to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) over Sudan's alleged violation of its territorial integrity, Information Minister,... Read more »

• Sudan: NCP Dissidents Warn Against Harming Alleged Coup Plotters

  A group of dissenting members from Sudan's governing National Congress Party (NCP) has stepped up in defense of 13 military and civilian individuals being detained over an alleged... Read more »

• South Sudan: Nation Plans First-Ever National Reconciliation Campaign

  The leadership of the 15-month old nation, South Sudan, has announced its plan to organise a first-ever comprehensive peace and national reconciliation conference to try and heal... Read more »

• Sudan: Govt Lifts Gosh's Parliamentary Immunity Over Foiled Coup

  The National Assembly has lifted parliamentary immunity of Salah Gosh who is arrested since several days after reports of a foiled attempt to topple the regime he is accused of... Read more »

• South Sudan: Western Equatoria Set to Free Ex-Minister of Agriculture

  Western Equatoria state government had released the former state minister of agriculture, who was arrested in the first week of November for allegedly accommodating a relative... Read more »

• Sudan: UN Official Urges Govt to Improve Situation of IDPs

  The Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons of the UN's Human Rights Council in September 2010, Chaloka Beyani, has urged the Sudanese government to... Read more »

• Sudan: Unity State - Boy and 400 Cattle Missing After Payinjiar Raid

  A boy from Payinjiar County in Unity State is missing after cattle rustlers stole 397 heads of cattle from Dhormanyang village on Wednesday 21 November. Read more »

November 24

• Sudan: Country's 'Subversive Attempt' Steeped in Confusion

  Heavy confusion is surrounding the alleged foiling by Sudanese intelligence authorities of a "subversive plot" as well as the subsequent arrests or interrogations of high-profile... Read more »

• Sudan: NCP Power Struggle Comes to Surface, Bashir's Aides Suspected

  Sudanese authorities moved in the early hours of Thursday to foil what it claimed was a "subversive plot" planned by elements from the army, the paramilitary Popular Defense Forces... Read more »

• South Sudan: Sudan's 'Impossible Demands' Demands Blocking Resumption of Oil Production - Minister

  Sudan wants neighbouring South Sudan to disarm rebels operating north of the border before allowing the export of southern crude through its territory to resume, Juba's Minister of... Read more »

• Sudan: Armed Forces Continue Bombing of South, Plan Border Incursion - SPLA

  The South Sudanese military has accused the army of neighbouring Sudan on Thursday of amassing troops along their disputed border, moving closer to their positions, and bombing the... Read more »

• South Sudan: Juba Declares 'High Alert' After Air Attacks

  South Sudanese cabinet chaired by President Salva Kiir on Friday passed a resolution condemning the "continuous unprovoked attacks" by the Sudanese army in Northern Bahr el Ghazal,... Read more »

• Sudan: Lakes State Parliament Names Specialized Committees, Two Counties Undecided

  South Sudan's Lakes State named new chairpersons for 16 specialized parliamentary committees on Thursday, although two positions remain unfilled due to disagreement between MPs... Read more »

• Sudan: European Film Festival Opens in Khartoum

  The fourth European Film Festival in Sudan was launched in Khartoum on Tuesday by Sudan's Minister of Culture and Information, Ahmed Bilal Osman at the offices of the European... Read more »

• Sudan: UN Seeks Over U.S $1 Billion for South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance

  The United Nations is asking its members for $1.16 billion in order to meet the humanitarian and development challenges in South Sudan, the world's newest and one of Africa's... Read more »

• Kenya: Regional Leaders Vow to Combat Threats to Security

  Ethiopia and Kenya on Wednesday renewed their commitment to work jointly to tackle the security challenges facing the unstable Horn of Africa region, when Ethiopian Prime Minister,... Read more »

November 22

• Sudan: Auditor General's 2012 Report Reveals Increases in Embezzlements

  A report presented on Wednesday by Sudan's auditor-general revealed that the amount of stolen public money has gone up to more than 175 million pounds between September 2011 and... Read more »

• South Sudan: 20 Killed As South Sudan Army, Rebels Clash in Jonglei

  At least 19 militias and one South Sudan army (SPLA) soldier died on Monday, when the two forces clashed in Linkwangule Payam, South Sudan's Jonglei state, the army said. Read more »

• Sudan: SAF Deny Bombing South Sudan Saying They Attacked Rebels

  Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) spokesperson confirmed carrying out air attack on the Sudanese rebels in Eastern Darfur region but denied hitting South Sudanese state of Northern Bahr... Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan's Ex-Spy Chief Arrested in Connection With 'Sabotage Attempt' - Reports

  Sudan's former director of National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) Salah Gosh has been arrested in connection with the alleged sabotage uncovered today. Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan Says Not Ready to Attend AJOC Meeting

  The Government of Sudan on Wednesday expressed unwillingness to attend the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee (AJOC) meeting, which was due to take place on 22 November. Read more »

• Sudan: Sudanese Army Say Rebels Behind Unamid Reports On Hashaba Clashes

  Sudanese army accused the African Union United Nations Missions in Darfur (UNAMID) of forging reports? based on inaccurate information provided by the rebels? alleging that its... Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan 'In Contacts' With Juba to Break Oil, Security Deadlock

  Sudan and South Sudan are holding contacts to resume production of the latter's oil after it has been put on hold due to a stalemate in border security talks between the two... Read more »

• South Sudan: Unity State Governor Appoints Two New Ministers, a Commissioner

  The Governor of South Sudan's Unity state, Taban Deng Gai on Tuesday appointed two new ministers and a Commissioner for Parieng county, replacing officials he sacked from his... Read more »

• Ethiopia: Ethiopia Supports Efforts to End Israel-Gaza Hostilities

  Palestinian foreign minister, Riyad Al Malki, paid a visit this week to Addis Ababa where he held talks with Ethiopian prime minister, Hailemariam Dessalegn, on the current crises... Read more »