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The Eritrean youth organization opposing President Isaias Afwerki is set to open a branch in Addis Ababa. Amid ongoing conflict, an investigation into the economic impact is being conducted, aiming …
Political Dynamics in Eritrea and Ethiopia: Tigray Leadership in Crisis Read More
Sudan has condemned Kenya’s support for rival paramilitary groups seeking to create an alternative government, labeling the behavior as irresponsible and a threat to regional security. The Sudanese government is …
Sudan Criticizes Kenya’s Support for Rival Government Amid Escalating Tensions Read More
Deputy President Riek Machar warns that President Salva Kiir’s recent dismissal of key officials threatens the 2018 peace agreement. The firings violate the established power-sharing deal meant to ensure stability …
Firing of Senior Officials Threatens South Sudan’s Peace Agreement Read More
Iraq has refrained from congratulating Ahmed Al-Sharaa after his election as Syria’s president, remaining silent alongside Libya and Tunisia. In contrast, several Arab nations and Western leaders acknowledged his appointment. …
Iraq Remains Silent on Support for Syria’s New President Al-Sharaa Read More
Riek Machar, South Sudan’s Deputy President, has threatened to withdraw from the 2018 peace agreement with President Salva Kiir unless two removed officials, Health Minister Yolanda Awel Deng and Gov. …
Deputy President Riek Machar Threatens Peace Agreement Withdrawal Over Official Dismissals Read More
Riek Machar, South Sudan’s deputy president, has threatened to withdraw from a peace agreement following a government reshuffle that resulted in the dismissal of key officials. He demands the reinstatement …
South Sudan Deputy President Threatens Withdrawal from Peace Agreement Over Firings Read More
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir Mayardit dismissed Vice Presidents James Wani Igga and Hussein Abdelbagi, as well as National Security Service head Akech Tong Aleu. New appointments include Benjamin Bol …
South Sudan President Dismisses Vice Presidents and National Security Chief Read More
Tagaddum, Sudan’s main civilian coalition, has officially split into factions due to differing views on forming a parallel government amid ongoing military conflicts. This separation arises from disputes led by …
Sudan’s Tagaddum Coalition Splits Amid Disputes Over Government Formation Read More
The Hybrid Court for South Sudan, intended to hold accountable those responsible for serious crimes since 2013, faces delays due to legal and financial challenges. Government officials, including Michael Makuei, …
Challenges in Establishing the Hybrid Court for South Sudan: A Call for Justice Read More
South Sudan has entered an extended transitional period, with UN officials urging rapid fulfillment of the commitments laid out in the 2018 peace accord. A new deadline of February 2027 …
Urgent Action Required for South Sudan’s Peace Process as Deadline Looms Read More