Maasai Women Grow Fodder to Save Livestock
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. When drought wiped out most of her livestock, Nisierkar Longidongi, a 30-year-old mother of four from the village of...
New EU Deal Deepens Africa Consumer Markets
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The European Union is nearing the conclusion of its first enhanced economic partnership agreement with four African countries: Comoros,...
MSF Accused of Exploiting Sudanese Refugee Women in Prostitution
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. A humanitarian organization has been compelled to disclose instances of sexual exploitation and abuse by local and foreign staff...
Iran War Strains African Airlines
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The African Airlines Association has warned that the American-Israeli war on Iran has led to rising fuel prices and...
China Turns to African Oil after Iran Ban
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The petrochemical company Hengli, one of the largest independent refining companies in China, has begun shifting towards purchasing oil...
East Africa Budgets Face War and Debt Pressure
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The governments of Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania have presented their budgets for the fiscal year 2026-2027 amid increasing economic...
South Africa Loses in 2026 World Cup Opener
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. South Africa disappointed African hopes in the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after losing to Mexico,...
Humanitarian Crisis Worsens in South Sudan
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Save the Children has warned that parts of South Sudan are on the brink of famine, as violence and...
US Urges Europe to Impose Travel Curbs over Ebola
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Sources and officials reported that the Trump administration urged European countries to follow Washington's lead and impose travel restrictions...
Juba Traders Shut 10 Shops Due to High Taxes
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Traders in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, have closed at least 10 shops, citing rising taxes and increasing operational costs...