Egyptian police have dispersed protests by angry South Sudanese students decrying conditions and scholarship issues at South Sudan's embassy in Cairo. Students in the Egyptian capital alleged that security agents guarding the embassy beat students Monday night, injuring some of them.
The South Sudan government said it is “disappointed” and regrets the allegation of rape against a South Sudanese career diplomat with the country’s permanent mission to the United Nations in New York.
South Sudan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Mayiik Ayii Deng spoke to VOA about reports of a rape incident in New York allegedly involving Charles Dickens Imene Oliha, a United Nations diplomat from South Sudan.
A senior American diplomat in South Sudan is urging the country’s leaders to show a sense of urgency in completing the remaining tasks of the 2018 peace agreement before the end of the transitional period.
Bor, South Sudan's "Jonglei Radio" was shut down on May 19 by the Jonglei State government for actions that allegedly “undermined the state’s leadership.” For VOA, Deng Ghai Deng reports that national authorities stepped in and flipped the "on" switch.
Police arrested a 25-year-old woman in Northern Bahar el Ghazal state for allegedly killing her newborn
About 90% percent of Unity state's Mayendit county is submerged, county commissioner says
On South Sudan’s 10th independence anniversary, victims of the 21-year conflict and their families remain embittered
Some of the food donated to flood victims by President Salva Kiir is being sold in a Bor market, an activist says
Sexual assaults are vastly underreported in the Horn of Africa country, and few perpetrators are punished
Suspects detained in Central Equatoria's Mangalla Village for allegedly trying to grab farmers' land and demarcate it illegally
Some activists are calling on President Salva Kiir to do more than declare a state of emergency
A Jonglei state judge issued the sentence in the case of two men who were accused of stealing two cows and killing the man who owned the animals
The leader of internally displaced persons (IDPs) at a UN-run camp in the Jonglei state capital Bor says thousands of IDPs are not safe after UNMISS began withdrawing troops from the camp
Protesters who were laid off by UNMISS vendor PANCROP block the gates of the UNMISS compound in Bor for a second straight day
Armed men kill civilians and torch houses in separate attacks in the region
Witness: 'I was the first to be shot ... If they see you then many people chase after you until they catch and kill you'
South Sudanese with leprosy are forced to live in an isolation camp 20 kilometers south of Bor with few medical supplies, little food or shelter, even though leprosy is curable
Former South Sudan Soldier Paul Alim Amol says he makes millions of South Sudanese pounds a year as a fruit farmer, money he could never have earned serving in the military
Boost in commerce noted after South Sudan dispatches security forces near a disputed island
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