Juba
FBI Helps South Sudan Investigate Rape of Foreigners
A U.S. intelligence agent is assisting with the prosecution of suspects accused of killing a South Sudanese aid worker and raping his foreign colleagues.
South Sudan Rebel Leader Flees Country After July Clash
The former vice president has left for a safe country in east Africa, according to a spokesman.
UN Peacekeepers 'Ignore' Call To Stop Juba Rape Rampage
The rampage in Juba did not see UN troops, stationed only a mile away, intervene.
South Sudan: Uptick in Rape After Fighting in Juba
At least 120 cases of sexual violence and rape have been reported in the last three weeks.
U.N. and U.S. Demand End to South Sudan War
After 272 people are killed, the U.S. and U.N. urge warring factions for calm in world's youngest country.
South Sudan: Clash Between Rivals Kills at Least 115
Both sides call for calm as violence spreads fear that fragile peace is threatened.
South Sudan's Rebel Leader Says He's Coming Home, Again
Riek Machar was supposed to arrive in Juba on Monday, but a dispute over weapons has slowed him down.
U.N. Peacekeeping Mission Failing in South Sudan
The conflict, entering its third year, has created 650,000 refugees from South Sudan.
