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South Sudan has implemented a 30-day social media shutdown, commencing January 23, due to graphic depictions of violence affecting its citizens in Sudan. The National Communication Authority ordered the block …
South Sudan Enacts Social Media Ban Amid Concerns Over Graphic Violence Read More
South Sudan has declared a nighttime curfew to address looting and violence targeting Sudanese traders following recent protests. This decision aims to restore order and ensure safety within the community. …
South Sudan Implements Curfew Amid Unrest Targeting Sudanese Traders Read More
South Sudan has imposed a curfew in Juba following violent riots that resulted in three deaths and seven injuries due to clashes involving youth targeting Sudanese-owned businesses. The unrest was …
South Sudan Implements Curfew Following Violence in Juba Read More
Catholic Bishops in Sudan and South Sudan condemned the murder of South Sudanese citizens, calling the incidents “heinous acts” fueled by hatred. Cardinal Mulla urged South Sudanese to avoid retaliation. …
Catholic Bishops Denounce South Sudanese Killings in Sudan Read More
Patrick Oyet, CEO of Echo TV, discusses Juba’s challenges following protests and a curfew linked to violent footage of South Sudanese deaths. He also comments on his experience attending the …
Insights from Echo TV CEO: The State of Juba Amidst Unrest and Political Events Read More
The United States commemorated former President Jimmy Carter on a National Day of Mourning, holding a state funeral attended by government officials. Analyst remarks highlighted Carter’s supportive role for South …
America Reflects on Jimmy Carter’s Legacy Amid Ongoing Challenges in South Sudan Read More
Four negotiation holdout groups in South Sudan have formed the United Peoples Alliance to enhance their efforts for peace. This coalition aims to strengthen their stance in ongoing discussions with …
Formation of United Peoples Alliance Signals Hope for Peace in South Sudan Read More
The Sentry reports on genocide in Sudan and critiques the late sanctions against a paramilitary leader. Joseph Siegle discusses the potential for Turkish mediation to foster peace. South Sudan also …
South Sudan in Focus: Late Sanctions on Sudan’s Paramilitary Leader Raise Concerns Read More
On December 19, 2024, the U.S. Department of State enforced visa restrictions on individuals involved in the South Sudan conflict due to a lack of accountability and the postponement of …
U.S. Implements Visa Restrictions Amid South Sudan Conflict Challenges Read More
The UN Security Council held its first meeting regarding Syria’s future, engaging with the new caretaker government in Damascus following the Assad regime’s overthrow. The UN Special Envoy and the …
UN Security Council Engages with New Syrian Caretaker Government Read More