July 24

• Sudan: Will Bashir Halt the Flow of Oil of South Sudan? [opinion]

  The abrupt declaration of Bashir not to ever allow the flow of oil from the South shocked the people of the two countries and international community. However, such decision was... Read more »

• South Sudan: Jonglei Governor Backs Kiir's Decision to Dissolve Govt

  Jonglei state governor Kuol Manyang has backed a presidential decree removing South Sudan's vice-president, Riek Machar, and dissolving the government, calling it a "wise... Read more »

• Sudan: Presidential Decrees Relieving Machar and Cabinet Members

  The South Sudanese presidency finally has released the presidential decrees relieving the vice-president Riek Machar, the ministers and their deputies as well. Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan Has No Intention of Reversing Oil Shutdown Decision, Minister Says

  Sudan's oil minister, Awad Ahmed al-Jaz, has reiterated that Khartoum will stick to its decision of stopping the flow of South Sudan's oil through its territory following the end... Read more »

• Sudan: Experts and Human Rights Groups Support Comprehensive Solution in Sudan

  Seventy Sudan experts and human rights groups from Africa, Europe and North America sent a letter to the United Nations Security Council today urging its members to evaluate its... Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan's Upcoming Cabinet May Accomodate NCP Reformists - Official

  The ruling National Congress Party's (NCP) leading figure, Qutbi Al-Mahdi, has not ruled out the possibility that leaders of the reformist movement within the party could join the... Read more »

July 23

• South Sudan: South Sudan's Kiir Relieves VP Machar and Dissolves Govt

  South Sudan's president, Salva Kiir Mayardit, has issued a presidential decree removing the vice-president, Riek Machar Teny, and dissolved the whole government. Read more »

• Sudan: Bashir Makes Rare Admission of "Bloodshed" & "Injustice" in Sudan

  The Sudanese president Omer Hassan al-Bashir gave an unusually candid assessment of the situation in his country expressing regret over the prevalence of bloodshed in Sudan and... Read more »

• Sudan: Khartoum State Parliament Complains About Lack of Financial Compliance

  Khartoum state legislative council MP Adil Mirghani, has claimed that government units are still retaining money that should otherwise be sent to the ministry of finance. Read more »

• Sudan: Who Killed the UNAMID's Personnel in Darfur? [opinion]

  On July 13, 2013, Darfur witnessed another deadly attack on the personnel of the African Union and United Nations Mission in Darfur (UNAMID), in the outskirt of Nyala City.... Read more »

• Sudan: Sudan's PCP Speaks of a 'Secret' Plan to Topple Regime

  Sudan's opposition Popular Congress Party (PCP) declared that it has embarked on a secret strategic plan to overthrow the regime while a senior official from the umbrella... Read more »

• Sudan: Turabi Holds Rare Meeting With NCP Figure

  Hassan Al-Turabi, leader of the Popular Congress Party (PCP) held on Tuesday a rare meeting with former presidential Ghazi Salah Eddin, years after a dissidence among Sudanese... Read more »

• Sudan: WFP in Need of U.S. $20 Million to Assist 60,000 People in Jonglei

  The World Food Programme (WFP) has launched a campaign to raise $20 million to assist 60,000 people affected by violence in Jonglei state's Pibor county. Read more »

• South Sudan: Unity State Demands Killers Be Handed Over Within Three Days

  The caretaker governor of Unity state, Joseph Nguen Monytuel, has asked the commissioners of Parieng, Guit, Rubkotna and Mayom counties to arrest those responsible for a string of... Read more »

• Sudan: South Sudan Says Oil Shutdown Is in Breach of Cooperation Agreement

  South Sudan warned on Tuesday that the Sudanese government's decision to halt the flow of crude oil was "unjustifiable and a "material breach" of the September 2012 deal signed... Read more »

July 22

• Sudan: Former UN Rights Chief Says UNSC Referral of Darfur Case to ICC a 'Very Bad Idea'

  The former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour acknowledged that referring the Darfur case to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2005 was a wrong... Read more »

• South Sudan: Sacking Riek Machar Is Not Politically Prudent [opinion]

  Speculation is rife in the country that President Salva Kiir Mayardit may sack his Deputy and main political rival Dr. Riek Machar Teny. Machar who has been Vice President since... Read more »

• South Sudan: Unity State - 20 Demobilised Children Re-Unite With Parents

  At least 20 children, demobilised under the country's Disarmament, Demobilisation and Re-integration (DDR) program were on Tuesday re-united with their parents. Read more »

• Sudan: Khartoum-Juba Security Meeting Will Likely Be Postponed - Sources

  The joint security meeting between Khartoum and Juba scheduled for Monday in Addis Ababa will likely be postponed, multiple sources told Sudan Tribune today. Read more »

• Uganda: Uganda Dismisses Sudan's Accusations of Support to Rebel Groups

  Uganda has dismissed as "rubbish" claims by Sudan that it is supporting rebel groups hostile to Khartoum government. Read more »

• South Sudan: South Sudanese National Arrested in Uganda Over Theft

  Police in the border town of Amuru in northern Uganda on Saturday arrested a South Sudanese national for allegedly stealing a motorcycle. Read more »

• Sudan: South Sudan Says Will "Embarrass" Sudan Over Support to Rebel Groups

  South Sudan said Monday it will embarrass the Sudanese government which accuses Juba of harbouring and providing support to the alliance of rebels groups that fight to topple... Read more »

• Sudan: AU & IGAD Launch Probe On Sudan-South Sudan Alleged Support to Rebel Groups

  The African Union (AU) and the East African regional bloc, Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD), on Monday launched an investigation committee to probe accusations... Read more »

• South Sudan: E. Equatoria Governor Visits Hiyala District Amid Rising Tensions

  The governor of South Sudan's Eastern Equatoria state visited Hiyala payam [district] in the capital, Torit on Monday following rising tension among communities in the areas. Read more »

July 21

• South Sudan: Warrap Women Elect Leader After Ammending Constitution

  Women in South Sudan's Warrap state on Saturday elected their new leader after a constitution was drafted and amended to guide the members. Read more »