Hundreds of thousands in South Sudanese region can’t access COVID-19 test
By Richard Sultan A year and a half after COVID-19 was first diagnosed in South Sudan, testing kits for the
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Sudan crises spell doom for South Sudanese refugees, official warns
By Staff Writer More than three quarters of a million South Sudanese have sought refuge in Sudan where unfolding crises
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New data allows us to see the forest and the trees
By Abebe Haile-Gabriel, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Assistant Director-General and Regional Representative for Africa With Moctar
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South Sudan auditor general says millions of IMF funding diverted to individuals
By Onen Walter Solomon Part of a Rapid Credit Facility the International Monetary Fund provided South Sudan in 2020 were
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South Sudan slashes fiscal year budget over funding shortfall
By Okech Francis South Sudan has slashed the 2021-2022 fiscal year budget by more than half due to funding shortfall
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South Sudan shelves plans to stop crude production after export starts
By Richard Sultan South Sudan has suspended plans to stop production of its crude oil after export from Port Sudan
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South Sudan’s 2021-22 fiscal year budget slashed to $700M
By Tapeng Michael South Sudan government has agreed to a new 2021-2022 fiscal year budget of 287.04 billion South Sudanese
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South Sudan says Sudan protests blocked its crude export
By Okech Francis Protests in Port Sudan in neighboring Sudan has blocked exports of crude oil from neighbouring South Sudan,
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Jubilation among travellers as Uganda scraps visa fees for South Sudan
By Onen Walter Solomon Uganda announced this week it is scrapping visa fees for South Sudanese travellers, leaving many people
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Despair and anxiety linger as Tombura crisis continue unabated
By Richard Sultan In a church compound in South Sudan’s Tombura County, Oliver ponders on what has gone through his