• President Kiir flies to South Africa for bilateral talks

  Wednesday 12 December 2018
  December 11, 2018 (JUBA) - President Salva Kiir headed to South Africa for talks on bilateral relations with his counterpart Cyril Ramaphosa, said the South Sudanese presidency in Juba. Cyril Ramaphosa (File photo Reuters) Kiir and (...)

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• 15 African leaders sign pact aimed at ending cycle of war

  Sunday 21 November 2004
  By SUKHDEV CHHATBAR DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, Nov 20, 2004 (AP) — Fifteen African leaders signed Saturday a framework agreement that took ten years to reach aimed at ending the cycle of war and dictatorship in central Africa, but U.N. (...)

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• World Bank backs debt cancellation scheme

  Tuesday 27 September 2005
  Sept 26, 2005 (WASHINGTON) — The World Bank’s policymaking committee on Sunday approved a plan to accord multilateral debt cancellation to some of the world’s poorest countries, committee chairman and South African finance minister (...)

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• S. African FM heads to Sudan to appeal for calm

  Tuesday 2 August 2005
  PRETORIA, Aug 2, 2005 (AP) — South Africa’s foreign minister canceled a trip to Gabon and headed to Sudan Tuesday to appeal for calm after rioting broke out after the death of Sudanese vice president and former southern rebel leader John (...)

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• African presidents condemn killing of Abyei tribal chief

  Thursday 9 May 2013
  May 8, 2013 (JUBA) – A number of key Africans presidents have condemned the killing of Ngok Dinka chief Kuol Deng Kuol in the contested border region of Abyei, warning that the incident poses a grave threat to stability and peace (...)

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• South Africa confirms Sudan’s Bashir not attending World Cup opening ceremony

  Friday 11 June 2010
  June 10, 2010 (WASHINGTON) — The Sudanese President Omer Hassan Al-Bashir has confirmed to authorities in South Africa that he will skip the 2010 FIFA World Cup Finals despite being invited with other African leaders, an official in (...)

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• Mbeki criticizes British colonial policy before Sudanese parliament

  Wednesday 5 January 2005
  RORY CARROLL, The Guardian JOHANNESBURG, Jan 5, 2005 — President Thabo Mbeki has made a withering attack on Winston Churchill and other historic British figures, calling them racists who ravaged Africa and blighted its post-colonial (...)

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• Sudan accuses four foreigners arrested in Heglig of working for Juba

  Sunday 29 April 2012
  April 28, 2012 (KHARTOUM) — The Sudanese army said on Saturday it has arrested four foreigners in Heglig for illegally entering Sudan, and accused them of spying for the South Sudanese army, but Juba denied the claims and the UN mission (...)

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• Eastern Africa submarine cable delayed for one year

  Saturday 4 February 2006
  Feb 4, 2006 (JOHANNESBURG) — A $200m undersea cable promising a massive improvement in the quality and cost of African telecommunications will go live only by the end of next year, or a year later than hoped. According to the (...)

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• African leaders consider bigger Darfur peace role

  Thursday 8 July 2004
  By William Maclean ADDIS ABABA, July 8 (Reuters) - African leaders discussed new measures on Thursday to end bloodshed in Darfur, including increasing a planned African Union troop deployment and possibly widening its mandate to (...)

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