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Opposition reports renewed attack by South Sudan forces

Tensions rise in South Sudan as opposition reports fresh government military assault in Central Equatoria.

Government forces backed by Uganda retook Nasir from Machar’s fighters in an operation that threatens peace in South Sudan.

The UN warns that South Sudan’s humanitarian outlook is worsening due to violence, hunger, and reduced international aid.

The United Nations reports 125,000 people displaced in South Sudan due to ongoing clashes since March, with 180 killed and 250 injured.

Fighting between South Sudanese forces and opposition rebels has escalated, with Machar’s party demanding accountability for civilian casualties.

No official reason was given for Mohamed’s removal

SPLM-IO reshapes leadership during a meeting in Juba, calling for Machar’s release and reaffirming commitment to the 2018 peace agreement.

The tragic deaths occurred last month and are among the first directly linked to aid cuts imposed by the Trump administration

A man deported from the US and misidentified as South Sudanese is now allowed to enter South Sudan after being confirmed as Congolese.

South Sudan claims the US revoked visas due to a single deportee denial from the Democratic Republic of Congo.