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Iraq
World losing capacity to prevent conflict: UN refugee chief
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China
China to Send Its First Infantry Troops to UN Mission in South Sudan
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South Sudan
UN Helicopter Shot Down in South Sudan
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South Sudan
South Sudan: Army Uncovers Rebel Plan for Major Military Offensive
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South Sudan
Sudan’s Christians face growing harassment
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Djibouti
US military Africa chief: Chaos in Libya is destabilizing the region
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Mali
Unarmed Drones Aid UN Peacekeeping Missions in Africa
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South Sudan
South Sudan ceasefire violated, rebels and government say
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Ethiopia
South Sudan rivals Kiir and Machar agree peace deal
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South Sudan
South Sudan sides ‘recruit 9,000 children to fight’
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South Sudan
Armed mob under guise of peaceful protest attacks UN in South Sudan
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Angola
Port dubbed ‘Cathedral of the Mafia’ to host transfer of Syria chemical weapons
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South Sudan
South Sudan conflict: Pro-Machar forces ‘seize’ Bentiu
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South Sudan
Forces in Sudan could attack South Sudan refugee camp: UN
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South Sudan
UN: Over one million displaced by South Sudan conflict
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Africa
US military presence in Africa growing in small ways
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Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda, Western Militaries Race for Influence in Africa
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South Sudan
A ceasefire has been agreed between the government and rebels meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. However, reports have emerged alleging that the government is still attacking rebel-held territory in Jonglei and Unity states.
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South Sudan
A rebel demand that the government release detainees before the signing of a ceasefire is preventing a deal from being reached. Government troops are moving on Bor, the last state capital still in rebel hands.
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South Sudan
The army has regained control of the key oil city of Bentiu from rebels. Over the past month, fighting has killed nearly 10,000 people.
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South Sudan
Fighting has continued in Juba and Bor as ceasefire talks in Ethiopia have been delayed. In Bor, a general and others senior military officers loyal to the government have been killed. Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir is in Juba to help peace efforts.
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Africa
Record number of UN peacekeepers fails to stop African wars
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South Sudan
Rebels and the government are holding preliminary ceasefire meetings in Ethiopia even as they continue to fight at home. Rebel leader Riek Machar said his troops will refrain from attacking the capital city of Juba in an attempt to reach a “negotiated settlement.” The US said it will give $49.8 million in additional humanitarian assistance to help victims of the conflict.
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South Sudan
S. Sudan president declares state of emergency ahead of talks
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South Sudan
Although President Kiir has said he will not enter into a power-sharing agreement, he and rebel leader Riek Machar will meet for peace talks in Ethiopia. The African Union has said it will impose “targeted sanctions” in response to violence.
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South Sudan
A 20,000-strong militia loyal to former vice president Riek Machar has been persuaded to retreat from Bor. Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni visited South Sudan in an attempt to find a political solution to the unrest.
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South Sudan
The government has agreed to an immediate truce to end fighting with rebels, but rebel leader Riek Machar said that conditions for a truce are not yet in place. The reports follow warning by neighboring countries that they will soon “take action” to stop the conflict.
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South Sudan
As South Sudan Fighting Worsens, UN Reports Mass Graves
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South Sudan
Rebels in South Sudan Solidify Control
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South Sudan
Rebel forces loyal to former vice president Riek Machar fired on at least two US Osprey aircraft that were on their way to the rebel stronghold of Bor in Jonglei state to evacuate American citizens. Four US troops were wounded in the attack, one seriously. Rebels also fired on and disabled a United Nations helicopter that was attempting to evacuate civilians from Yuai in Jonglei. The US military is reportedly reviewing “further options” to support humanitarian efforts in the country. Machar claimed that his forces have taken over Unity state.
