Salva Kiir

US imposes visa bans on South Sudan officials over peace deal violations, corruption claims

Machar’s SPLM-IO demands release of detainees and mediation as conditions for ceasefire

The UN Security Council reduces peacekeeping forces in South Sudan from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

The UN reduces its peacekeeping force in South Sudan from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

The UN voted to reduce South Sudan's peacekeeping force from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

UN votes to cut the peacekeeping force in South Sudan from 17,000 to 12,000

The UN Security Council voted to reduce South Sudan's peacekeeping force from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

The UN voted to reduce South Sudan's peacekeeping force from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

The UN voted to reduce South Sudan's peacekeeping force from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

South Sudan's government denies aid to a community, blaming opposition forces.

South Sudan Could Be Dragged Into War Next Door

Sudan endures its third civil war since 1956, with 34 million dependent on aid and 14 million internally displaced, while regional powers including the UAE and Egypt fuel the conflict between rival military generals competing for control.

Sudan fighting in its 25th day: A list of key events

Hunger crisis deepens in South Sudan amid conflict, floods, monitor says

The African Union urges South Sudan to ensure peaceful December elections.

South Sudan slides into civil war after President Salva Kiir abandons the 2018 peace deal.

UN mission refuses to leave Akobo, South Sudan, despite military evacuation order.

US imposes visa bans on South Sudan officials over peace deal violations, corruption claims

Salva Kiir sacks top officials in South Sudan's government and military.

The UN cuts South Sudan peacekeeping force to 12,000 troops until 2027.

A South Sudan community is denied aid as government and opposition blame each other

The UN Security Council voted to reduce the peacekeeping force in South Sudan from 17,000 to 12,000 soldiers.

Pakistan backs UN peacekeeping mission extension in South Sudan, warning troop cuts could undermine stability.

The UN voted to reduce South Sudan's peacekeeping force from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

The UN reduces South Sudan peacekeeping force from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

South Sudan's President Salva Kiir fires foreign minister and security chiefs in a midnight cabinet shake-up.

A South Sudan community is denied aid as government and opposition blame each other

Civil war in South Sudan reignites, entangling aid in conflict dynamics.

Sudan faces its third civil war since 1956, with 14 million displaced and 34 million aid-dependent after April 2023 fighting between rival generals, involving regional powers including the UAE, Ethiopia, and Egypt in a humanitarian catastrophe.

Violence surges in South Sudan leaving civilians at risk and peacekeepers stretched thin

Will South Sudan Get Dragged Into Sudan’s Civil War?

Sudan's Darfur conflict began in 2003, resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths and displacements.

A terrorist attack killed 73 gold miners in South Sudan. The attack highlights rising security concerns. A deadline for investigation has not been set.

South Sudan army orders UN and aid workers to leave Akobo, a key opposition stronghold.

Sudan's Burhan Sacks Rival General as War Drags On

South Sudan's government denies aid to displaced people, causing deaths in a remote village.

The US says South Sudan's election preparation is minimal to non-existent, undermining the country's fragile peace process.

The UN reduces its peacekeeping force in South Sudan to 12,500 troops.

Pakistan backs South Sudan peacekeeping mission extension, warning troop cuts may undermine stability.

The UN extends its South Sudan peacekeeping mission for one year, reducing force size to 12,500 soldiers.

The UN voted to reduce its peacekeeping force in South Sudan from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

The UN voted to reduce South Sudan's peacekeeping force from 17,000 to 12,000 troops.

South Sudan's government and opposition blame each other for denying aid to a community.

President Kiir received briefing on South Sudan's economic recovery prospects and investment opportunities following IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, delivered by Finance Minister Mabiordit's delegation focused on fiscal stability and mining sector cooperation.

South Sudan's prolonged "transition" is a deliberate political strategy, not a failure, with leaders manipulating deadlines and crises to maintain power.

South Sudan is nearing full-scale famine due to conflict and food shortages.

Instability in South Sudan

Global conflicts escalate in Libya, South Sudan, and Ukraine, with rising violence and humanitarian concerns.

President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has ousted the parliamentary speaker and deputy speaker due to corruption allegations.

A prophet's sacred stick is fueling a violent struggle in South Sudan. The stick is tied to a century-old tribal battle. A concrete next step is not mentioned.