Waakhe Simon Wudu

South Sudan health officials have stopped administering 60,000 AstraZeneca doses because of the COVID vaccine's expiration date, even though the drugmaker and the WHO say the vaccine has a shelf life of 6 months

The International Monetary Fund’s long-term loan is to help the country’s ailing economy, including paying civil servants’ salaries for the past five months

Some say attack raises security concerns and hinders return of internally displaced persons, refugees from neighboring countries

South Sudanese are farming land cleared of bombs from wars but still undiscovered devices still hurt unaware children

Jon Danilowicz, new US charge d’affaires to South Sudan, doesn't expect incoming administration to alter core provisions of aid, security

Thousands of flood victims depending on aid are likely to be hurt by the suspension of services

Some contractors in say the government's new rule to use South Sudanese pounds, not US dollars, could ruin their businesses, while others say it's a good idea

South Sudan's Catholic faithful returned to Mass by the hundreds in the capital Juba on Sunday, after the government lifted COVID-19 restrictions on prayer services

A South Sudan analyst says President Salva Kiir should explain to the South Sudanese people why a reconstituted parliament has not been formed

Outgoing Ambassador Tom Hushek said the Trump administration will not provide development aid to South Sudan until the peace deal is fully implemented