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Ceasefire · South SudanThe African Union Commission has urged all parties in South Sudan to de-escalate rising tensions and respect the 2018 peace deal amid fresh violence that has forced civilians from their homes.See the Story
South Sudan: AU Urges De-Escalation, Respect for Revitalised Peace Agreement in South Sudan
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South Sudan · South SudanKenyan President William Ruto has pledged Kenya’s commitment to supporting peace and security in South Sudan and the wider region, saying lasting stability is essential for regional prosperity. President Ruto made the remarks after meeting a delegation led by South Sudan’s Presidential Advisor on National Security Affairs, Tut Gatluak Manime, at State House in Nairobi yesterday. Tut Gatluak delivered a special message from President Salva Kiir M…See the Story
Ruto says stability key to prosperity, pledges support for South Sudan elections
South Sudan · South SudanThe Infrastructure Cluster chaired by Vice President Taban Deng Gai has announced plans to construct three new roads to strengthen the national transport network, with financing expected to come from gold resources and other funding sources. The announcement follows the cluster’s first meeting of 2026. The meeting reviewed key developments and future plans related to national roads and infrastructure projects across the country. According to a s…See the Story
