Tag: South Sudan
South Sudan braces for worsening flooding after Nile dams open
Experts are warning that flooding in South Sudan will worsen, with September and October expected to be the worst months. Large areas of the country have already been submerged since…
South Sudanese basketball players achieve historic first victory
South Sudanese basketball players wrote a page in their country’s history on Sunday, July 28, 2024, by winning their country’s first victory at the Olympic Games against Puerto Rico (90-79)…
In the face of rising prices, demonstrations are taking place in several cities
In South Sudan, protests are emerging against the cost of living and for the payment of civil servants’ salaries, which have not been paid for more than eight months. The…
UK financial justice seeks to pursue former Glencore employees
In the Glencore affair, a large-scale corruption scandal, a new stage is looming on the United Kingdom side. The raw materials giant has already pleaded guilty and admitted to massive…
in Juba, South Sudan celebrates the historic qualification of its men’s basketball team for the Olympics
In Juba, the capital of South Sudan, the 50 days countdown to the Paris Olympics was celebrated on May 6. The Olympics will begin at the end of July and…
the journey of Philip Omon, aka Feel Free, actor turned rebel leader questions
In South Sudan, the spectacular and enigmatic trajectory of stand-up comedian Feel Free is making headlines. Philip Omon, his real name, announced in April that he would lead an armed…
thousands of people take part in a meeting in support of Salva Kiir
This Saturday, May 25, in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, thousands of members of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) were in a meeting. The reason for this large…
South Sudanese basketball players arouse the pride and expectations of an entire people
After their historic participation in the World Cup, the Brights Stars won their place at the Paris Olympic Games and even became the best team on the African continent. Enough…
The war in South Darfur justifies the granting of asylum in France, judges the CNDA
On Monday, the National Court of Asylum (CNDA), a specialized French administrative court, announced that it would allow nationals of South Darfur, a region badly affected by the war, to…
Charline Effah, women’s bodies outraged by wars
Charline Effah was born in Gabon. Today in Paris, business manager by day, she writes by night. For “The Women of Bidibidi»Charline went to northern Uganda. “After the death of…