-
South Sudan: Rebels Accuse Army of Violating Ceasefire
Sudan Tribune, 24 January 2014
The rebel Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army in Opposition (SPLM/A In Opposition) have accused the South Sudanese army of violating the cessation of hostilities agreement,… Read more »
South Sudanese Sign Peace Deal
South Sudanese rebels and the government have signed an agreement that could end weeks of deadly violence, following weeks of talks in Ethiopia with representatives of President Salva Kiir and anti-government forces.Video
-
23 January 2014
Rebels and Government in South Sudan Sign Ceasefire
- Publisher:
- Agence France-Presse
- Publication Date:
South Sudan's government and rebels on Thursday signed a ceasefire agreement, pledging to halt fighting within 24 hours and end five weeks of bitter ... see more »
-
South Sudan: 'The Agreement Won't Be Enough'
DW, 23 January 2014
South Sudans rebels and the government have signed a peace deal. In an interview with DW, South Sudan analyst Eric Reeves says he hopes the pact will end fighting which has killed… Read more »
-
South Sudan: Ceasefire Agreement Signed
VOA, 23 January 2014
Negotiators for the South Sudan government and opposition forces signed two agreements Thursday to end nearly six weeks of conflict that have claimed thousands of lives and… Read more »
-
South Sudan: Leaders Sign Ceasefire
ENOUGH, 23 January 2014
Today, South Sudan's government and opposition forces signed a cessation of hostilities agreement in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Read more »
-
South Sudan: Factions Set to Sign Cease-Fire
VOA, 23 January 2014
South Sudanese rebels and the government are scheduled to sign an agreement that could end weeks of deadly violence. Read more »
-
South Sudan: S. Sudan Demands Apology From UN Over Bor Camp Dispute
Sudan Tribune, 22 January 2014
The South Sudanese government is demanding the United Nation Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) to apologise in written form after it refused to allow the minister of information to… Read more »
-
Sudan: Analysis - South Sudan's President Can Moan, but the UN Will Keep Picking Up His Slack
Daily Maverick, 23 January 2014
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir is not happy with the United Nations, which he accuses of running a "parallel government" to his own. He may have a point, but if so, he's only… Read more »
-
South Sudan: South Sudan Blasts Calls for Placing Country Under UN Trusteeship
Sudan Tribune, 22 January 2014
The South Sudanese government said on Wednesday it categorically rejects calls to place the country under the trusteeship of the United Nations, arguing that such suggestions, even… Read more »
-
South Sudan: Blunders At Bor's UNMISS Compound
SSNA, 22 January 2014
Enter but with no guns and uniformed men, Minister Makuei was told. Now, this is being twisted by President Kiir and company! Read more »
-
Africa: South Sudan Leaders 'Learnt Nothing' From 50 Years of Independence
African Arguments, 22 January 2014
Its birth was Caesarean, sliced out of the Republic of Sudan by American surgeons. Reacting to an extraordinary coalition of African Americans and right wing Christian… Read more »
InFocus
-
President Salva Kiir has accused the UN of pushing his rival, former Vice President Riek Machar, to rise up against his government in a bid to "take over the country". Read more »
-
Differences have emerged among the East Africa member states after Uganda's decision to send troops to South Sudan to fight alongside forces loyal to President Salva Kiir. Read more »
-
Heavy fighting between government troops and rebels in Bor, the capital of the oil-rich Jonglei state, have reportedly left homes, office buildings and market stalls reduced to ... Read more »
