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South Sudan will not tolerate further disruptions to national stability, a senior presidential envoy said

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As South Sudan open a new chapter, after dissolution of the Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity (RTGoNU) by H.E. President, Salva Kiir Mayardit, and preparing for election in Decembe...

Intercommunal fighting in Rumbek has resulted in approximately 71 deaths.

Government security forces regain control of Rumbek town after outsiders attempted to seize the area.

Intercommunal violence in South Sudan resulted in 71 fatalities according to government and witness reports.

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Renewed fighting is bringing a flow of wounded to Juba’s military hospital, where medics never know what the next day will bring

A military base in South Sudan was attacked, resulting in the deaths of 13 attackers.

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa met with South Sudanese President Salva Kiir Mayardit in Tshwane on Wednesday to discuss preparations for South Sudan's December elections and the country's fragile peace process. The meeting occurred days after Ramaphosa, as chair of the African Union's High-Level Ad Hoc Committee on South Sudan, led regional discussions on whether the country is ready for the December 22 vote. The leaders focused on implementing the 2018 Revitalised Peace Agreement, political dialogue, and electoral preparations, with South Africa expected to support the electoral process. Ramaphosa urged South Sudan to address remaining political, security, and logistical challenges to ensure the elections are peaceful, credible, and inclusive. The discussions come amid ongoing concerns about the stability of South Sudan's peace process, which has faced numerous challenges since the signing of the 2018 agreement. The African Union has been actively involved in mediating the conflict, with South Africa playing a key role in facilitating dialogue between the warring factions. The upcoming elections are seen as a critical test for South Sudan's democratic development and the sustainability of the peace process. Both leaders emphasized the importance of a transparent and inclusive electoral process that reflects the will of the South Sudanese people. The meeting also highlighted the need for continued international support to address the complex challenges facing South Sudan, including security concerns and the need for economic development. Ramaphosa's engagement underscores South Africa's commitment to regional stability and its role as a mediator in African conflicts. The discussions are part of broader efforts to strengthen democratic institutions in South Sudan and to prevent a relapse into conflict. With the December elections approaching, the focus remains on ensuring that all stakeholders are prepared to participate in a free and fair electoral process. The outcome of these talks could have significant implications for the future of South Sudan and the broader region.

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Clashes between cattle herders in South Sudan resulted in the deaths of 39 individuals.

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Community peace committees representing the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya have agreed to reopen the Amiet...