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South Sudan party partially withdraws from peace process

South Sudan party partially withdraws from peace process

  • “The ongoing political witch-hunts continue to threaten the very essence and the existence of the (peace deal),” Pierino said
  • The fighting around Nasir in Upper Nile state has displaced 50,000 people since late February, according to the UN Humanitarian Coordinator
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‘Alarming regression’ in South Sudan, UN warns

‘Alarming regression’ in South Sudan, UN warns

By AFP ·
South Sudan president appeals for calm after UN helicopter attack

South Sudan president appeals for calm after UN helicopter attack

By AFP ·
South Sudan security forces release peacebuilding minister, vice presidency says

South Sudan security forces release peacebuilding minister, vice presidency says

By Reuters ·
South Sudan arrests third vice president ally

South Sudan arrests third vice president ally

By AFP ·
South Sudan detains oil minister and military officials in threat to peace deal

South Sudan detains oil minister and military officials in threat to peace deal

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South Sudan closes schools after students collapse due to extreme heat

South Sudan closes schools after students collapse due to extreme heat

By AP ·
UN peacekeepers report deadly clashes in South Sudan

UN peacekeepers report deadly clashes in South Sudan

By AFP ·
Update At least 18 killed after a small plane crashes in a remote part of South Sudan

At least 18 killed after a small plane crashes in a remote part of South Sudan

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South Sudan lifts suspension of Facebook and TikTok

South Sudan lifts suspension of Facebook and TikTok

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A puncture repair artisan prepares to receive customers in Juba. (Reuters)

South Sudan declares nighttime curfew after looting in capital

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South Sudan president urges ‘restraint’ after looting in capital

South Sudan president urges ‘restraint’ after looting in capital

By AFP ·
South Sudan overwhelmed by refugee influx: MSF

South Sudan overwhelmed by refugee influx: MSF

By AFP ·

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