The military has taken over in Sudan. Here’s what happened
By CNN Sudan has descended into crisis after the military dissolved the country’s power-sharing government and declared a state of
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Deposed Sudanese PM at coup leader’s residence
By Ruot George Sudan’s deposed civilian leader Abdalla Hamdok is being kept at the residence of the coup leader, Abdel
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Activist warns Sudan coup strains South Sudan’s crude exploitation
By Okech Francis Political upheavals in Sudan do not spell well for South Sudan which relies on the northern neighbour
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Climate change leaves the upper corridor of South Sudan flooded out and stuck in the mud
By Lisa Lyn (Unicef). Photo Essay All locations along the Sobat Corridor from Malakal town, Upper Nile State, to the
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UN security council meeting this afternoon to discuss Sudan
By Juba Echo &Agencies The United Nations Security Council has scheduled an emergency closed-door meeting on the coup in Sudan
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New head of South Sudan oil corporation focuses on increasing production
By Richard Sultan The new Managing Director of South Sudan’s Nile Petroleum Corporation, Dr. Chol Deng Thon Abel has plans
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South Sudanese use films to turn from culture of violence to peace
By Denis Ejulu Tired of the violence pitting communities against one another in their country, a group of South Sudanese
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Military coup in Sudan as Hamdok, allies taken hostage
By Ruot George A military coup has been confirmed in Sudan’s Khartoum this afternoon. The military announced a takeover of
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EAC staff recruitment scramble exposes wars splitting partner unity
The East African The staff recruitment process at the East African Community, which stalled after Uganda, Burundi and South Sudan
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UNOCHA reports increased humanitarian access incidents in South Sudan
By Richard Sultan The United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) in South Sudan has reported an increase