US Embassy Logo. Photo Credit-Handout

(JUBA) – The United States has reiterated that the decision on whether and when to hold elections in South Sudan remains a sovereign matter for the South Sudanese people and their leaders, while calling for peaceful conditions and responsible use of national resources if the country proceeds with the polls.Continue Reading

Late Journalist Christopher Allan. File Photo

(JUBA) – The United States Embassy in South Sudan has renewed its call for a credible investigation into the death of American journalist Christopher Allen, marking the ninth anniversary of his killing during South Sudan’s civil war. In a statement issued ahead of the anniversary, the embassy said Allen, aContinue Reading

Tesla Shares Drop 7 Percent Despite Strong Delivery Figures

(AUSTIN) – Tesla shares fell 7.49 percent on Thursday, their worst single day drop in almost a year, even after the electric vehicle maker reported quarterly delivery numbers that far exceeded Wall Street expectations, as concerns over trade policy and component costs weigh on the global auto industry watched closelyContinue Reading

American Job Growth Slows Sharply Entering Summer Months

(WASHINGTON) – Job creation in the United States slowed sharply in June, with nonfarm payrolls rising by just 57,000, a figure well below expectations and one that may shift views on the health of the American economy among policymakers and trading partners in Africa and beyond. The seasonally adjusted increaseContinue Reading