South Sudan
U.S. revokes all South Sudanese visas – Rubio announces
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced that all visas held by South Sudanese passport holders have been revoked, accusing the country’s transitional government of manipulating American goodwill. “The United States will not be taken advantage of,” Rubio declared on Saturday. “Every country must accept the return of its citizens in a timely manner….
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Uganda president Museveni engages South Sudan leadership in push to salvage fragile peace deal
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has met with South Sudanese officials as concerns grow over...
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Meet Filda Bandas, the only left-footed female footballer in South Sudan
Filda Bandas is carving a unique path for herself. Being the only left-footed player at the...
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From refugee to Olympian, meet South Sudan’s self-taught basketball player who is NBA ready
Standing at 7ft 2in, Khaman Maluach already finds it difficult to keep a low profile, and it...
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Nigeria’s women’s and South Sudan’s men’s basketball teams make history at the 2024 Olympics
The long-awaited 2024 Paris Olympics is underway with some African nations making strides, all in pursuit of glory and a place on the podium in the history of one of the world’s biggest sporting...
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Blind football sport in South Sudan offers a vision for the future of visually-impaired football enthusiasts
The Juba Boys Football Club started in 2020 and is currently actively participating in the country’s first-ever blind football league according to Africa News. The Club is one of the very few teams...
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Toposa: the African Tribe Famous for Its Striking Architecture and Fashion
The Toposa tribe is one of the largest ethnic groups in the South Eastern border area of South Sudan. Being the biggest tribe is not what makes Toposa distinct, but, the spectacular creative huts they...
