South Sudan (National)
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Koang Chang's focus is primarily on local news from South Sudan, particularly government announcements and evolving stories. He covers a wide range of topics including government, conflict, regional relations, and education.
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Senior U.S. officials are pressing the United Nations Security Council to adopt a resolution establishing a nationwide arms embargo on Sudan, warning that the country is “descending into hell” amid unchecked drone warfare and foreign intervention.
South Sudan is seeking to reactivate a stalled bilateral energy agreement with Russia to address the nation's severe electricity shortages and expand power generation infrastructure.
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Local authorities in Kajo-Keji County and neighboring Moyo District of Uganda have resolved to jointly identify, arrest, and prosecute individuals accused of inciting communities and participating in recent cross-border violence.
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The National Traffic Police has directed officers and the public to stop recording and posting government-related information on social media without authorization.
Vice President for Infrastructure Cluster Taban Deng Gai has called on citizens to end reliance on humanitarian food aid and address what he described as a dependency syndrome across the country.
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A civil society activist Edmund Yakani has warned lawmakers against using constitutional changes to delay voting, as the National Legislative Assembly adopted the 13th Constitutional Amendment Bill to clear legal obstacles for South Sudan's scheduled December 2026 general elections.
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The Federation of Eastern Africa Journalists (FEAJ) reports the death of Bashir Mohamed Abdullahi, a 23-year-old reporter for the Arlaadi Media Network . Bashir died from gunshot wounds in the hours of Monday, September 7, 2026, four days after being shot in Baidoa
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Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday raised a four-point proposal on building a new security architecture in the Middle East via upholding a vision of common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable security, the Xinhua News Agency reported.
Introduction: This article is not written to oppose elections in South Sudan or wait for perfection but to highlight clearly what should be done in concrete terms beyond bluffing. The article emphasizes the point that the aim of the elections is not to end the transitional period per se because this can be done by any […]
