The Trump administration “unquestionably” violated a court order when it tried to transfer detainees to war-torn South Sudan without a meaningful opportunity to contest their removal to a place where they might face torture,

Sudan’s army says it may be forced to shut down facilities used to export oil from South Sudan as a result of the war.

In our news wrap Wednesday, a judge says the Trump administration violated a court order when it shipped migrants to South Sudan, the Pentagon accepted a jet from Qatar for President Trump to use, Israeli airstrikes killed more than 80 as the UN says aid still has not reached Gaza's population and Target is warning that sales will slip as customers remain worried about the impact of tariffs.

After years of gradual progress toward stability, a succession battle is pushing the country to the precipice of another full-blown civil war.

Chuol, like many others, said he fled airstrikes in Nasir and sought refuge in Burbeiye, but was forced to flee again after the army raided the town. He escaped via a river on the border with Ethiopia, its waters now rising with the onset of the rainy season.

but Sudan-South Sudan political and inter-communal tensions are likely to persist in the short term 10 February Political President of South Sudan Salva Kiir appointed the Sudan People’s ...

South Sudan's opposition accused government forces of attacking one of its military positions near the capital on Tuesday as a fragile power-sharing agreement unravelled further. The southern state of Central Equatoria, which includes the capital Juba ...

The war in neighbouring Sudan has significantly worsened fragility in South Sudan, Britain’s newly appointed ambassador, David Ashley, said, urging the country’s leaders to choose dialogue over unilateral action.