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Radio Tamazuj (South Sudan)
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- Fear grows in Damazin as clashes intensify in Blue Nile
- Letter| Violence is our history, not our nature
- Two airline offices closed over $5 passenger levy in Wau
- Millions in Sudan risk losing shelter as aid funding runs dry
- Journalists urged to expose use of children in armed conflict
- Yambio court jails pastor, sub-chief over funeral regulation violations
- Western Bahr el Ghazal receives voter registration materials
- Drone strike disrupts power, shuts dialysis centre in Blue Nile capital
- “I want to be the voice of my people” – Bakasoro
- China urges Sudan, South Sudan to resolve Abyei dispute amid election tensions
- NEC delivers voter registration materials to W. Equatoria
- Machar traces years of bloodshed in Nasir
- Five killed, 12 wounded in interclan clashes in Rumbek North
- Veteran legislator loses SPLM primary elections in Nyirol
- Doctor critically wounded in attack at Cueibet hospital
- Former Deputy Governor Nartisio Loluke declares E. Equatoria governorship bid
- Opinion| The unbreakable political shackle: A case of South Sudan
- SPLM suspends primary elections in Greater Pibor
- China touts open trade as record surplus shadows Shanghai import expo
- Catholic church demands ceasefire, investigation into deadly Nakeke mining violence
- Juba Teaching Hospital struggles with SSP12M electricity bill daily
- Sudan, South Sudan differ at UN over Abyei election plan
- RSF seeks role in Abyei region, UN envoy says
- Australia sanctions four Sudanese figures over human rights abuses
- Tasis forces claim control of military positions in Blue Nile
- Inter-party dialogue ends without consensus, analyst says
- South Sudan launches cancer registry to improve disease data
- Power and water outages deepen residents’ suffering in Blue Nile
- Yakani welcomes recruitment of officials but faults NEC for absence of women
- E. Equatoria seeks to end silence as anti-GBV bill goes for review