South Sudan has been named as the world’s most dangerous country for aid workers for the third year running in the latest report from Humanitarian Outcomes.
South Sudan’s rival leaders have signed a power-sharing deal to bring an end to five years of civil war in the world’s youngest nation.
Authorities in South Sudan have arrested a prominent economist and government critic, according to his wife.
Lawmakers in South Sudan are set to receive $40,000 loans to buy luxury cars, it was announced on Thursday.
South Sudan’s warring leaders have signed a power-sharing deal aimed at bringing an end to the country’s five-year civil war.
The White House has expressed doubts over South Sudan’s ability to implement lasting peace, suggesting the country lacks the leadership required to bring an end to its ongoing conflict.
The United Nations Security Council narrowly approved an arms embargo against South Sudan on Friday.
South Sudan’s parliament has extended President Salva Kiir’s mandate until 2021 in the war-torn country.
South Sudan’s main rebel group has denied claims by a government that a new peace deal has been reached.
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What do we know about about South Sudan’s power-sharing deal?
South Sudan’s warring political rivals signed a power-sharing deal on Wednesday – the latest attempt to bring an end to the country’s five-year civil war.