JUBA : South Sudan authorities have lifted the temporary ban on Facebook and TikTok, which was imposed last week following the circulation of videos depicting the alleged killings of South ...

More than one million people have fled the war in Sudan to seek refuge in neighbouring South Sudan, according to the United Nations. In its latest update on one of the world’s worst displacement ...

South Sudan government on Wednesday directed telecom firms to block access to social media sites like Facebook and Tiktok as it reacted to mounting revenge violence in the country. The country's ...

They said 410 had since been rearrested. The mass arrests came after demonstrations erupted in Juba last week over reports that clashes in neighbouring Sudan had killed 29 South Sudanese. Almost 200 ...

The South Sudan government has ordered an immediate shutdown of social media sites like Facebook and TikTok within the country. The National Communication Authority (NCA), the country’s ...

Not everyone knows about the existence of this small state located in Africa, because it emerged quite recently. In 2011, on July 9, a referendum was held in Sudan to grant sovereignty to the southern ...

JUBA, Jan 20 (Reuters) - South Sudan police said on Monday that 16 Sudanese nationals were killed in riots last week over the alleged killings of South Sudanese people in Sudan's El Gezira region.

At least 19 people died over the weekend as a result of ongoing violent protests in Juba and other towns, as people reacted angrily to a gory video showing the killing of supposed South Sudanese ...

The number of Sudanese killed during the violent demonstrations sparked by anger over the killing of South Sudanese in Sudan’s Al-Jazirah State, has risen to 16, police said. The South Sudan ...

A UN aid convoy is on its way in southern Sudan to the strategically important city of Wad Madani, carrying food and nutrition supplies for families at risk of famine. In an alert on Monday, the World ...

South Sudan peace talks resumed on Monday in Nairobi, signalling renewed hope after weeks of speculation and delays. The talks, known as Tumaini Initiative, resumed after a five-day delay originally ...

In 2004, I traveled to Darfur, the western region of Sudan, with then-Sen. Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) and my chief of staff, Dan Scandling. We came back to the U.S. and shared what we had seen.