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Plane carrying food aid crashes in South Sudan, three dead

Plane carrying food aid crashes in South Sudan, three dead

  • The aircraft was taking 2 tons of supplies from Juba to people who had been displaced by floods
  • The aircraft crashed around 20 km (12 miles) outside Leer Airstrip
By Reuters ·
South Sudan’s main opposition party rejects president’s call for dialogue to avoid civil war

South Sudan’s main opposition party rejects president’s call for dialogue to avoid civil war

By AP ·
US deportees arrive in South Sudan, airport sources say

US deportees arrive in South Sudan, airport sources say

By Reuters ·
Attack on hospital run by Doctors Without Borders leaves at least 4 dead in South Sudan

Attack on hospital run by Doctors Without Borders leaves at least 4 dead in South Sudan

By AFP ·
South Sudan arrests third vice president ally

South Sudan arrests third vice president ally

By AFP ·
Update At least 18 killed after a small plane crashes in a remote part of South Sudan

At least 18 killed after a small plane crashes in a remote part of South Sudan

By AP ·
Heavy gunfire erupts in South Sudan’s capital Juba

Heavy gunfire erupts in South Sudan’s capital Juba

By Reuters ·
A mayor in South Sudan sacked since he was caught on video slapping a female street vendor

A mayor in South Sudan sacked since he was caught on video slapping a female street vendor

By AP ·
S. Sudan’s displaced hope pope’s visit will bring peace

S. Sudan’s displaced hope pope’s visit will bring peace

By Reuters ·
Saudi FM meets South Sudan counterpart in Juba

Saudi FM meets South Sudan counterpart in Juba

By Arab News ·
South Sudan VP party withdraws from body monitoring peace deal

South Sudan VP party withdraws from body monitoring peace deal

By AFP ·
Update Over 130 Houthis killed in Arab coalition strikes on areas near Marib

Over 130 Houthis killed in Arab coalition strikes on areas near Marib

By Arab News ·
Arab coalition says 95 Houthis killed in strikes on Juba and Al-Kasarah

Arab coalition says 95 Houthis killed in strikes on Juba and Al-Kasarah

By Arab News ·

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