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South Sudan to resume oil exports to Sudan after repairs

The pipeline is crucial for the country’s economy, accounting for 90% of its foreign exchange earnings.

Heavy rains have caused widespread flooding in South Sudan, affecting over a million people and displacing hundreds of thousands.

The situation is dire, with humanitarian aid delivery severely hindered by the flooding, as 15 key supply routes have become impassable

The UN has raised concerns about the impact on the already fragile humanitarian situation in the country.

Rights organizations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have frequently criticized the National Security Service

The government, represented by Information Minister Michael Makuei, has not yet commented on the legal challenge

President Salva Kiir announced last Friday that the transitional period would be extended by two years

The vote has been postponed multiple times, and international supporters have grown increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress.

South Sudan’s elections have been postponed for the second time, raising concerns about the country’s stability.

According to U.N. missions in South Sudan, local authorities have delayed United Nations fuel tankers over a tax dispute