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BY. BBC News US Department of Homeland Security The deported men shackled by both hands and feet, guarded by US service members, aboard the plane The US has deported eight people to South Sudan following a legal…
JUBA – South Sudan government on Monday lifted a ban on social media platforms…
JUBA – The whereabouts of prominent South Sudanese journalist Adil Faris Mayat remain unknown after…
January 27, 2025. The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called on the South…
In statement seen by Thejubamirror News Desk in Juba the People’s coalition for Civil Action …
The South Sudan government has ordered an immediate shutdown of social media sites like…
President Salva Kiir has condemned the brutal killing of South Sudanese civilians in Wad Madani,…
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