Rappler's latest stories on Sudan unrest
Sudan shuts schools as pupils' killing sparks outrage
'Killing a student is killing a nation,' chant hundreds of schoolchildren, dressed in their uniforms and waving Sudanese flags, as they take to the streets of Khartoum
Sudan protesters agree to direct talks with ruling generals
One of the conditions for the talks is to reach a decision 'within 72 hours'
Shops reopen as Sudan generals, protesters agree to talk
But the main gold market in central Khartoum remains shut, and many residents still prefer to remain indoors given the heavy deployment of security forces across the capital
UN panel blames South Sudan leaders for Juba violence
The confidential report points the finger at President Salva Kiir and army chief of staff Paul Malong as having ordered the large scale attacks that began on July 8
South Sudan's Kiir signs peace deal despite doubts
The signing ceremony is held in the capital Juba under the threat of UN sanctions if Kiir fails to put his name to the accord
No South Sudan peace but president dodges sanctions for now
UPDATED South Sudan s government refuse to sign a peace deal with rebels despite the threat of international sanctions but will return to finalize an agreement within 15 days
South Sudan peace talks collapse
Over two dozen armed groups have been battling it out since South Sudan s civil war started in December 2013
Kerry warns war-torn South Sudan risks genocide, famine
UPDATED Kerry says he was frustrated at the apparent lack of concern by both South Sudan President Salva Kiir and ex vice president Riek Machar to stop the war
Regional nations back troops for UN force in South Sudan: Kenya
More troops are needed to bring back peace in conflict torn South Sudan
South Sudan fighting rages as peace efforts drag
No timeline has been set for the crucial face to face talks to begin
South Sudan soldiers carrying out ethnic killings – HRW
The international human rights watchdog says the heavy fighting could spiral into civil war
