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Pope looks forward to South Sudan trip in July

Pope looks forward to South Sudan trip in July

  • Last summer, Pope Francis and Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby marked the 10th anniversary of the independence of South Sudan by urging rival political leaders there to make the personal sacrifices necessary to consolidate peace
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Violence in Sudan’s restive Darfur kills 168: aid group

Violence in Sudan’s restive Darfur kills 168: aid group

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

South Sudan VP party withdraws from body monitoring peace deal

By AFP ·
Pope Francis to make often delayed visit to South Sudan in July

Pope Francis to make often delayed visit to South Sudan in July

By Reuters ·
Egypt sends aid to South Sudan

Egypt sends aid to South Sudan

By Yassin Mohammad ·
Egypt sends medical aid to South Sudan

Egypt sends medical aid to South Sudan

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Mashreq Bank hit with $100m fine for violating US sanctions on Sudan

Mashreq Bank hit with $100m fine for violating US sanctions on Sudan

By Arab News ·
In South Sudan, flooding called ‘worst thing in my lifetime’

In South Sudan, flooding called ‘worst thing in my lifetime’

By AP ·
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan meets with Bahrain’s ambassador to the Kingdom Sheikh Hamoud bin Abdullah in Riyadh on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. (SPA)

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman receives letter from Bahraini counterpart on bilateral relations

By Arab News ·
UK, US, Norway urge end to east Sudan protests

UK, US, Norway urge end to east Sudan protests

By AFP ·
Member of Sudan’s sovereign council Shams Al-Din Kabashi (C) meets with protest leaders, following his arrival with a delegation to the city of Port Sudan, on Sept. 26, 2021. (AFP)

Khartoum says agrees with protesters on resumption of South Sudan oil exports

By AFP ·
South Sudan facing ‘new wave of repression’, Amnesty warns

South Sudan facing ‘new wave of repression’, Amnesty warns

By AFP ·
SSNPS (South Sudan National Police Service) police officers sit on the back of a pickup truck while they gather ahead of patrolling the streets of Juba, South Sudan. (AFP)

Tight security, shops shut as South Sudan warns against protests

By AFP ·

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