South Sudan fails to withdraw troops from Sudan border Reuters JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan is not withdrawing troops from the border with Sudan to set up a buffer zone as it pledged it was last month, South Sudan’s army said on Monday, in a setback to efforts to resume the oil exports vital to both economies. The … |
| Hepatitis outbreak kills 88 in South Sudan: NBCNews.com (blog) JUBA – An outbreak of hepatitis E has killed 88 people in South Sudan after a surge in the virus hit refugee camps near the Sudanese border, an aid agency said on Saturday. More than 175,000 people have sought refuge in the new country of South Sudan … |
| EU Allocates ?80 Million to Sudan, South Sudan AllAfrica.com Khartoum — The European Union (EU) mission to Sudan has allocated 80 million euros to Sudan and South Sudan that will be invested in humanitarian aid and food provision in both countries. EU Ambassador in Khartoum, Tomas Ulicny, announced on … |
| South Sudan Under SPLM’s ‘Mock Democracy’ AllAfrica.com South Sudan has ever since been a home to all kinds of problems that impacted negatively on the citizens starting from the days of the European and Arab slave traders, the cultural and religious conquest, to the modern day colonialism, neocolonialism … |
| South Sudan launches electronic payroll system Sudan Tribune February 3, 2013 (JUBA) – An electronic payroll management system, seeking to improve efficiency within South Sudan’s civil service, has officially been launched by the country’ Labour and Public Service ministry. Implementation of the pilot phase of … |
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| South Sudan: Searching for a Credible Development Path Brookings Institution South Sudan’s independence from the Republic of Sudan on July 9, 2011 was met with joy, trepidation and many challenges. Despite the fact that South Sudan is endowed with significant amounts of natural resources, the country faces many obstacles. |
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| South Sudan Accuses Sudan of Raids That Kill One Soldier Businessweek South Sudan said Sudanese forces attacked a military outpost, killing one soldier and wounding four others. The Sudanese military carried out ground and helicopter attacks in Upper Nile state on Feb. 2, South Sudan’s army spokesman, Philip Aguer, said …
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