Two Peacekeepers Killed in South Sudan Ambush
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Two soldiers from the United Nations peacekeeping forces were killed today in an ambush set by armed individuals while...
UN Warns of Return of Atrocities in South Sudan
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The United Nations Human Rights Commission in South Sudan has warned that holding the first national elections in the...
Salva Kiir Rejects Doubts over 2026 Elections
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The office of South Sudan's leader Salva Kiir Mayardit rejected statements that cast doubt on the electoral process scheduled...
UN Warns South Sudan Vote could Reignite Conflict
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. A committee affiliated with the United Nations warned in a report issued yesterday that holding the first elections in...
Khartoum and Juba Discuss Outstanding Settlement Issues
By Mona Abdel Fattah
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Recently, Khartoum and Juba have been moving at a rapid diplomatic and security pace, driven by...
Starlink Expands in Africa, Raising Government Concerns
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The satellite internet service "Starlink" is no longer just a technology aimed at remote areas that traditional communication networks...
Is Chevron Reshaping its Investment Strategy in Africa?
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The American oil company Chevron announced a new oil discovery off the coast of Angola, considering it a step...
EU Law Unsettles West African Cocoa Farmers
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. In his farm in Akure, southwestern Nigeria, smallholder farmer Ojo Ayaninola hesitated before allowing exporters to map his farm...
Accra Nuclear Summit: Africa Faces Funding Challenges
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The African American Nuclear Energy Summit, which began on Wednesday in Accra, the capital of Ghana, places human resources...
Africa still Faces Flows of Foreign Waste
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Ivory Coast commemorates the twentieth anniversary of the "Probo Koala" disaster, when a ship chartered by a local company...