At least one million people are in need of immediate food aid to avoid the threat of starvation. Charels Molele reports.

An attacker has stabbed three Eritrean men in a Tel Aviv video store in what police said they were initially treating as a racist attack.

South Sudan has said it will pull all police out of a disputed region and is committed to peace, just as Khartoum declares a state of emergency.

Sudan’s Parliament has voted unanimously to brand the government of South Sudan an enemy after southern troops invaded the north’s main oilfield.

A group of Chinese workers kidnapped in South Sudan 11 days ago by rebels have been freed and flown to Kenya.

Clashes between South Sudanese troops and two separate rebel militias have left at least 92 people dead, the army’s spokesperson said on Monday.

Millions of ballot papers were delivered to South Sudan on Wednesday, removing one uncertainty ahead of a referendum on southern independence.

The south Sudanese army accused the north’s troops of provoking it, with the intention of breaking a ceasefire agreement between the two.

Sudan’s ruling party says its southern partners in government would commit "suicide" if they declared an independent state without a referendum.

Sudan’s former rebels launched their campaign on Sunday for the nation’s first multiparty elections in 24 years.

Riot police arrested two senior members of south Sudan’s main political party who tried to demonstrate outside Sudan’s Parliament on Monday.

Sudan opposition parties walked out of Parliament on Monday after the president refused to back down on reforming the intelligence service.