Juba

Emmanuel Jal on Child Soldiers, Music and Peace

Kristi York Wooten | Posted 04.04.2012

Kristi York Wooten

"Faith is what gives me hope for tomorrow, but my music is the painkiller for today."

A Tale of Cities: Khartoum, Sudan and Juba, South Sudan (PHOTOS)

Shadi Bushra | Posted 04.17.2012

Shadi Bushra

2012-02-16-slide_208697_698153_huge.jpg I won't waste more words here except to say that I hope I've captured some of that ordinary life in a way that paints a broader picture of the two countries beyond the strife.

Country: Know Thyself

Jake Townsend | Posted 10.16.2011

Jake Townsend

National identity provides foundational strength for a country, for it defines that unique metaphoric construct for collective belief in the nation not only as a physical place, but as a collectively held idea.

U.S. Recognizes South Sudan As New Nation

AP | Posted 09.08.2011

WASHINGTON -- The United States on Saturday recognized the Republic of South Sudan, the world's newest nation, as a sovereign and independent state. ...

The Struggle for Abyei (AUDIO)

Kimberly Abbott | Posted 08.02.2011

Kimberly Abbott

The northern Sudanese army has occupied Abyei, a disputed territory that sits on the north-south Sudanese border, forcing thousands of residents to flee, increasing antagonism between North and South, and risking renewed conflict.

The Birth Pangs of the World's Newest Country: The Republic of South Sudan

Lee Bycel | Posted 07.11.2011

Lee Bycel

I am here to witness and understand what will happen here in the months to happen -- and to try and grasp what it will take on a human and political level.

World's Newest Nation Would Start Almost From Scratch

McClatchy | Shashank Bengali | Posted 05.25.2011

JUBA, Sudan -- As world capitals go, this surely would rank among the more modest. No grand boulevards; only a few two-lane roads. No commanding monum...

The Catholic University of Sudan: Not Pretty, but Makes a Lasting Impression

Catholic Relief Services | Posted 05.25.2011

Catholic Relief Services

A borrowed compound of non-descript, low-slung buildings that surround a hardscrabble courtyard would not win many converts were it on a college tour of high school juniors in the US. But to a few hundred Sudanese, it looks like Harvard yard.

UN Envoy's Term Ends, but Rebels Go On and On

Maria Burnett | Posted 05.25.2011

Maria Burnett

Several members of congress support a bill that would oblige the White House to develop a detailed strategy to protect civilians from the brutal Lord's Resistance Army in east and central Africa.

Time is now for Southern Sudan

Joanne Offer | Posted 05.25.2011

Joanne Offer

This is a crucial time for Southern Sudan. Just four years after the peace agreement, progress has all but stalled, as conditions remain disastrous for the population at large.