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South Sudan

South Sudan ‘at tipping point’
Africa
/ 17 December 2015

South Sudan ‘at tipping point’

The international community must step in to save the war-torn state from imploding, the US warns.

By Simon Tisdall
South Sudan atrocities exposed
Africa
/ 29 October 2015

South Sudan atrocities exposed

People bore the brunt of the savagery committed by both sides in the warlords’ battle for power.

By Sam Jones
Will the new deal end conflict in S Sudan?
Africa
/ 7 September 2015

Will the new deal end conflict in S Sudan?

Despite the delay and substantive reservations, South Sudan President Salva Kiir has become the last but most vital signatory to the peace proposal.

By Mehari Taddele Maru
South Sudan deal must sow seeds of peace, says UN
Africa
/ 27 August 2015

South Sudan deal must sow seeds of peace, says UN

South Sudan’s president Salva Kiir has signed a deal, saying he did so with "serious reservations", to end a conflict with rebels.

By Staff Reporter
Obama calls for gay rights in Africa, decries corruption and conflict
Africa
/ 25 July 2015

Obama calls for gay rights in Africa, decries corruption and conflict

Pushed a tough message on corruption, the civil war in South Sudan, controversial elections in Burundi and the fight against al-Shabaab.

By Staff Reporter
South Sudan: No peace while president in power, says rebel leader
Africa
/ 8 July 2015

South Sudan: No peace while president in power, says rebel leader

Riek Machar, leader of South Sudan’s rebels, warned the country’s civil war would continue as long as President Salva Kiir remained in power.

By Staff Reporter
South Sudan army raped, burnt girls alive – UN report
Africa
/ 30 June 2015

South Sudan army raped, burnt girls alive – UN report

South Sudan’s army raped then torched girls alive inside their homes during a recent campaign notable for its "new brutality and intensity".

By Staff Reporter
Activists call for release of South Sudan report
Africa
/ 13 March 2015

Activists call for release of South Sudan report

Civil society activists are calling on the African Union to make public the findings of an inquiry into human rights abuses in South Sudan.

By Liesl Louw-Vaudran
South Sudan’s fallen named on anniversary of civil war
Africa
/ 18 December 2014

South Sudan’s fallen named on anniversary of civil war

A group of civil society volunteers has spent months collecting and verifying names of the victims to give the tragedy a human face.

By David Smith
Wildlife devastation in South Sudan war ‘alarming’
Article
/ 19 November 2014

Wildlife devastation in South Sudan war ‘alarming’

Slaughtered for tusks and meat, endangered wildlife numbers have taken a huge knock since soldiers and rebels began fighting in December.

By Staff Reporter
South Sudan backtracks on foreign worker policy
Africa
/ 17 September 2014

South Sudan backtracks on foreign worker policy

The government has reversed its announcement that only nationals can work in the country, saying employment regulations "will be discussed later".

By Staff Reporter
South Sudan bans foreign workers
Africa
/ 17 September 2014

South Sudan bans foreign workers

The government has ordered all non-citizens replaced with vetted nationals, sparking fears that the war-torn country is headed for complete collapse.

By Staff Reporter
People of South Sudan need a chance to grow their peace
Article
/ 18 August 2014

People of South Sudan need a chance to grow their peace

The populace have to be involved in constructing a transitional government, but they are caught in a crossfire, and they are starving.

By Malith Kur
S Sudan marks third anniversary as famine looms
Africa
/ 9 July 2014

S Sudan marks third anniversary as famine looms

The world’s youngest nation marks its third anniversary of independence while a civil war rages and its citizens remain at risk of severe hunger.

By Aymeric Vincenot
Fifty years of chronic conflict
Analysis
/ 22 May 2014

Fifty years of chronic conflict

Sadly, the Africa Union’s jubilee year witnessed a rise in terrorism and strife on the continent.

By Webster Zambara
S Sudan: Slaughter on sacred ground
Africa
/ 16 May 2014

S Sudan: Slaughter on sacred ground

A priest tells of the bloodshed in Malakal, South Sudan, and of a daring escape from its cathedral.

By Andrew Brown
South Sudan’s president, rebel leader sign ceasefire
Africa
/ 10 May 2014

South Sudan’s president, rebel leader sign ceasefire

The ceasefire between South Sudan’s government and rebels will end months of violence and see the formation of a transitional government.

By Aaron Maasho
S Sudan troops and rebels battle in key oil town
Africa
/ 5 May 2014

S Sudan troops and rebels battle in key oil town

Despite discussions about upcoming peace talks, South Sudanese troops and rebels battled in the town of Bentiu, which fell into rebel hands in April.

By Staff Reporter
Kenyatta says he won’t allow another genocide in the region
Africa
/ 26 April 2014

Kenyatta says he won’t allow another genocide in the region

Kenya’s President was referring to the violence in S Sudan, but stopped short of spelling out any action to end the increasingly ethnic slaughter.

By Richard Lough
Hate speech becomes ‘game-changer: UN
Africa
/ 25 April 2014

Hate speech becomes ‘game-changer: UN

A massacre in South Sudan, fuelled by hate speech on a radio station, was a "game-changer" in the country’s four-month conflict, says an official.

By David Smith
Security tightened after deadly attack on UN base in South Sudan
Africa
/ 18 April 2014

Security tightened after deadly attack on UN base in South Sudan

South Sudan has sent troops to secure a UN base which was attacked by gunmen on Thursday, who killed at least 48 people.

By Staff Reporter
S Sudan plunging into worst famine in decades, warns UN
Africa
/ 3 April 2014

S Sudan plunging into worst famine in decades, warns UN

Without more aid and a ceasefire to let farmers reach fields, the UN says there will be a "catastrophic decline in food security" in South Sudan.

By Sapa Afp
South Sudan peace talks stalled amid worsening crisis
Africa
/ 2 April 2014

South Sudan peace talks stalled amid worsening crisis

Peace talks aimed at ending over three months of civil war in South Sudan have been paused until the end of April, say rebels.

By Staff Reporter
Ramaphosa helps ‘little brother’ in South Sudan
Article
/ 6 March 2014

Ramaphosa helps ‘little brother’ in South Sudan

The ANC’s strong links with South Sudan could be useful in a new bid to resolve conflicts there.

By Liesl Louw-Vaudran
S Sudan rebels seize oil-rich Upper Nile capital
Article
/ 18 February 2014

S Sudan rebels seize oil-rich Upper Nile capital

The only region that is still producing oil in South Sudan two months after violence erupted has now been seized by rebels.

By Staff Reporter
ANC: Ramaphosa to mediate in S Sudan
Article
/ 6 February 2014

ANC: Ramaphosa to mediate in S Sudan

The ANC has decided to send its deputy president to mediate in South Sudan so that relations with the SPLM get stronger, say insiders.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge
Ceasefire monitor team arrives in South Sudan
Article
/ 2 February 2014

Ceasefire monitor team arrives in South Sudan

East African nations have sent an advance team of monitors to observe a ceasefire agreeement between government and rebel forces in South Sudan.

By Reuters
South Sudan ceasefire agreement in jeopardy
Africa
/ 27 January 2014

South Sudan ceasefire agreement in jeopardy

The government and rebels have traded accusations of breaking the ceasefire deal intended to calm violence in South Sudan.

By Duncan Miriri
Fighting continues despite South Sudan ceasefire
Africa
/ 25 January 2014

Fighting continues despite South Sudan ceasefire

The UN says the South Sudanese government and opposition troops are fighting ‘sporadic’ battles despite a ceasefire that came into force on Friday.

By Sapa Afp
South Sudan: Government and rebels agree to ceasefire
Africa
/ 24 January 2014

South Sudan: Government and rebels agree to ceasefire

President Salva Kiir’s government and the rebels backing Riek Machar have signed a ceasefire deal, a "critical first step" in peace negotiations.

By Aaron Maasho, Edmund Blair and Duncan Miriri
SAB keeps brewing in South Sudan
Africa
/ 23 January 2014

SAB keeps brewing in South Sudan

The brewer is among South African-based firms mugged by the country’s descent into civil war.

By Liesl Louw-Vaudran
Civilians pay price for South Sudan leaders’ realpolitik
Africa
/ 16 January 2014

Civilians pay price for South Sudan leaders’ realpolitik

The ongoing civil war in South Sudan has already killed more than 10 000 people, and peace talks in Addis Ababa are deadlocked.

By Staff Reporter
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