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A lawyer has appealed to Juba County County Court to decide upon the case against South Supreme Airlines whose plane crashed and killed 10 people two years ago, for its absenting of several hearing sessions.

Local authorities in Uror County of Jonglei State said more than 3,000 people are rendered homeless after flash-floods submerged the entire area.

Youths in Uror County of South Sudan's Jonglei state on Wednesday foiled a cattle raid by an armed youth group and recovered all the raided cows.

Yet another small passenger aircraft land crashed at an airstrip in Akobo County of Jonglei state on Friday.

Yet another small passenger aircraft crash-landed at an airstrip in Akobo County of Jonglei state on Friday. Kuot John Akec, the director of Bor airport, said on Monday that the incident occurred as the plane carrying passengers from Juba veered off the runway when its right rear tire got punctured while it was trying to land in

A small passenger aircraft skid off the runway at the airstrip in the Jonglei State capital, Bor town, on Wednesday. Kuot John Akec, the director of Bor airport told Radio Tamazuj that the airplane was on transit to Juba from the Uror County headquarters, Yuai town when it skid off the runway while attempting to

A small passenger aircraft skid off the runway at the airstrip in the Jonglei State capital, Bor town, on Wednesday.

A commercial plane with an unconfirmed number of people on board crashed in the Abyei Administrative Area on Tuesday morning, local officials confirmed.

Authorities in the Jonglei State’s Nyirol County says at least two bodies have been found days after four boys went missing in Uror County; Juba residents are expressing mixed views following the execution of Emmanuel Babu Lokiri, who murdered three children in 2020; South Sudan’s chief negotiator in peace talks between the Sudanese transitional government and armed groups has expressed concern over the implementation of the Juba Peace Agreement.

Continuous revenge attacks, cattle raiding, and child abduction in some areas persist.