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South Sudan has revoked its ban on Facebook and TikTok after violent protests were ignited by graphic videos of alleged killings in Sudan. The National Communications Authority confirmed the removal …
South Sudan Lifts Suspension of Facebook and TikTok Amid Ongoing Violence Read More
South Sudan’s Acting Foreign Affairs Minister met with the Sudanese ambassador to discuss enhancing bilateral relations and address citizen-related issues. Topics included the investigation into the Wad Madani incident and …
Sudan and South Sudan Strengthen Bilateral Relations through Dialogue Read More
Sudan’s Army Chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, visited the recently recaptured military headquarters in Khartoum, marking a significant victory against paramilitary forces. This recapture follows a series of military gains; however, …
Sudan’s Army Chief Visits Recaptured HQ Amid Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Sudan briefed foreign diplomats on January 25, 2025, regarding rising tensions with South Sudan, human rights abuses by the RSF, and the ongoing humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by recent violent incidents. …
Sudan Addresses Foreign Diplomats on South Sudan Relations and Humanitarian Crisis Read More
The #KeepItOn coalition demands the South Sudanese government end a social media shutdown that violates human rights. The National Communication Authority’s order, in response to protests, has restricted digital access, …
Urgent Call to Restore Social Media Access in South Sudan Read More
South Sudan has temporarily banned Facebook and TikTok for 30 days due to violence following disturbing videos of alleged military actions against civilians. This decision aims to curb unrest stemming …
South Sudan Imposes 30-Day Ban on Facebook and TikTok Amid Violence Read More
Fighting between the Sudanese army and RSF continues near the al-Jili oil refinery, with significant clashes reported and air strikes conducted in response to RSF provocations. The conflict, which began …
Sudan’s Army and RSF Clash for Control of Oil Refinery Near Khartoum Read More
South Sudan has suspended social media access for three months due to the dissemination of violent content related to attacks on its citizens in Sudan. The decision follows extreme violence …
South Sudan Suspends Social Media Access for Three Months Amid Violence Read More
On January 22, 2025, South Sudan’s NCA issued a directive banning social media platforms for at least 30 days, citing national mourning after a massacre. This decision raises serious concerns …
Social Media Ban Threatens Democracy and Civil Liberties in South Sudan Read More
Nearly 200 detainees escaped from a military detention facility in Juba, South Sudan, following protests that escalated into looting. The incidents stemmed from demonstrations over violent conflicts in Sudan. Police …
Mass Jailbreak in South Sudan: Nearly 200 Detainees Escape Amid Protests Read More