The leaders of two of South Sudan’s neighbours have arrived in the capital Juba hoping to kick start talks between the warring parties. Kenya’s

As South Sudan sinks deeper into conflict with thousands of deaths reported in recent days, President Salva Kiir says government troops have retaken

The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has evacuated injured civilians and non-essential staff from Bor to the nation’s capital, Juba

The United Nations (UN) has condemned a deadly attack in South Sudan that killed two of its peacekeepers and at least 11 civilians. There is

An attack on a United Nations compound in South Sudan which left three Indian peacekeepers dead on Thursday has deepened confusion there. It

A second United Nations base in South Sudan has been attacked, and two Indian peacekeepers have been killed. Another has been seriously injured. At

There are growing fears of civil war in South Sudan, with fresh clashes in a conflict that is deepening ethnic tensions in the world’s newest

South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has announced a night time curfew and said an attempted coup by soldiers loyal to his sacked former deputy Riek

Violence during protests against fuel subsidy cuts in Sudan has left more than two dozen dead, according to one source. A medic at a Khartoum

At least six protesters have been killed in the Sudanese capital Khartoum, during clashes with security forces, according to local medics. The

Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has said he plans to attend this week’s United Nations General Assembly in New York. Bashir who is wanted

The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has said he is “outraged” after seven peacekeepers were killed in Sudan’s Darfur region. Another 17 were

In Sudan, civilian populations living in rebel-controlled areas in the Blue Nile State are being deliberately targeted by Sudanese military forces

Sudan said on Friday it will no longer seek international arbitration to resolve an oil dispute with South Sudan. Khartoum had demanded 1.3 billion

The leaders of Sudan and South Sudan have again committed themselves to setting up a buffer zone along their disputed border. President al-Bashir

The Sudanese government has blamed Israel for a strike on a Khartoum weapons plant, which killed two people and injured another. Information

A Sudanese military plane crashed near the capital on Sunday, killing 15 people on board, and leaving seven injured.   The Antonov 12 transport plane

Up to 31 people have been killed in a plane crash in Sudan. The victims include at least one Sudanese government minister but it is believed there

Sudan and South Sudan have reached a deal to restart oil production after a dispute over taxes. The South shut down its output in January after

Hundreds of Sudanese protesters were forced to abandon demonstrations against the President Omar al-Bashir and the government’s tough austerity