Internal political divisions within the SPLA-IO have deepened, as a faction of the opposition youth wing publicly declared support for Oyet in the ongoing leadership contest against Kaba. The situation remains a point of contention within the opposition party.
Source: sudanspost.comSouth Sudan is pursuing efforts to revive a stalled energy cooperation agreement with Russia. The government intends to leverage international partnerships to address domestic energy shortages and boost oil sector infrastructure.
Source: Eye RadioTensions over the disputed Ilemi Triangle are reportedly impacting development of critical transport infrastructure linking Kenya and South Sudan. Officials have expressed concern that the border standoff could delay the completion of a major highway vital to regional trade.
Source: The EastAfricanThe governments of South Sudan and Ethiopia have reached an agreement to conduct a joint investigation into the killing of UN peacekeepers. The inquiry aims to clarify the circumstances of the incident, which occurred in the border region.
Source: eyeradio.orgThe SPLA-IO leadership has publicly denied reports of internal armed conflict despite ongoing political disagreements within the party. A spokesperson stated that the group remains unified and continues to function under its current command structure.
Source: Sudans PostThe South Sudanese Defence Minister has established a committee tasked with auditing companies linked to the ministry. The move follows concerns regarding fiscal mismanagement and the efficiency of procurement processes.
Source: sudanhorizon.comPresident Salva Kiir has endorsed a new grassroots mobilization drive for the SPLM. The initiative is viewed as a strategic move to strengthen party presence ahead of future political processes.
Source: Sudans PostThe SPLA-IO military command has publicly endorsed the appointment of Regina Kaba as the party’s chair. The endorsement comes amid ongoing internal political shifts within the South Sudanese peace deal signatories.
Source: Sudans PostThe South Sudanese government and political stakeholders are considering constitutional amendments to adjust the current peace deal framework ahead of scheduled elections. Analysts have raised concerns regarding the implications of these changes for political stability and inclusivity.
Source: Eye RadioRights officials have accused the South Sudanese government of framing civil society organizations as 'enemies' of the state. This allegation follows documented reports of increasing restrictions on civic space within the country.
Source: Radio TamazujMedia organizations in South Sudan have announced plans to establish an independent ethics body. This initiative aims to self-regulate the industry amid increasing government pressure on journalists and civil society.
Source: Radio TamazujJournalist associations in South Sudan report a widening gap between constitutional protections for press freedom and actual government implementation. Reporters claim that state restrictions continue to impede independent coverage of public affairs.
Source: Radio TamazujThe South Sudan Political Parties Council has officially opened the registration period for party coalitions. This step is a prerequisite for political organizations intending to participate in the upcoming electoral process.
Source: Sudans PostKornelio Kon faces increasing internal pressure as the political parties alliance withdraws its support for his leadership. This development comes amid a broader climate of shifting political allegiances ahead of the 2026 election cycle.
Source: Sudans PostThe South Sudan Ceasefire and Transitional Security Arrangements Monitoring and Verification Mechanism (CTSAMVM) has reported a deterioration in the security situation. The body notes ongoing risks to the stability of the current peace process.
Source: Sudans Post