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Waakhe Simon Wudu

Juba

Journalist at Reuters

South Sudanese Journalist; - NBI journalism award winner 2020 - IVLP ALUMNI - SSD 2023 best journalist on politics/rights reporting - Security Studies student

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  • Jun 24, 2024 | reuters.com | Waakhe Simon Wudu

    JUBA, June 24 (Reuters) - A revenge attack triggered by a cattle raid earlier this month has killed at least 17 people in northern South Sudan and forced oil workers to evacuate from the Toma South oil field, a local official said on Monday. Cattle raiding linked to competition for scarce resources is one of the main triggers of conflict between ethnic groups in South Sudan, which is awash with weapons after decades of war.

  • May 28, 2024 | reuters.com | Waakhe Simon Wudu

    May 28 (Reuters) - A Sudan oil pipeline ruptured during fighting in February has been repaired and could resume operation in the next two weeks, a South Sudan oil ministry official said on Tuesday. The Petrodar pipeline, set up by a consortium including China's CNPC, Sinopec and Malaysia's Petronas, normally pumps about 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) of South Sudan's crude more than 1,500 km (932 miles) to a terminal on Sudan's Red Sea coast.

  • Apr 26, 2024 | kfgo.com | Waakhe Simon Wudu

    By Waakhe Simon WuduJUBA (Reuters) – When Isaac Anthony Lumori launched South Sudan’s first weekly comedy show at the height of a civil war in 2014, his performers’ quips about different ethnic groups were not always well received. “They had … (a) few attacks because of some of the jokes they made,” said Lumori, better known by his stage name MC Lumoex, citing one comedian’s remarks about the bowel habits of a particular tribe.

  • Apr 24, 2024 | sightmagazine.com.au | Waakhe Simon Wudu |David Adams

    Juba, South Sudan ReutersSouth Sudanese authorities are holding up United Nations fuel tankers over a tax dispute, jeopardising the delivery of millions of dollars of aid during a humanitarian crisis, the UN mission there said.

  • Apr 24, 2024 | businesslive.co.za | Waakhe Simon Wudu

    Juba — South Sudanese authorities are holding up UN fuel tankers over a tax dispute, jeopardising the delivery of millions of dollars of aid during a humanitarian crisis, the UN mission there said. The trucks were held up at depots and the Ugandan border on Wednesday despite assurances from the minister of humanitarian affairs a day earlier that a new tax on trucks carrying fuel and other supplies did not apply to UN humanitarian operations, a spokesperson for the mission said.

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Waakhe Wudu
Waakhe Wudu @WaakheWudu
28 Mar 25

"President Kiir directed the first Vice President Dr. Riek Machar be put under house arrest pending investigation." South Sudan Information Minister, Makuei said Friday at his Ministry, Juba.

Waakhe Wudu
Waakhe Wudu @WaakheWudu
20 Mar 25

Political economy! (Strategic Security Studies) Thinking loudly, what if, this raging conflict again puts operations of the low oil pdn. down? Is there still window of opportunity to reverse the gear? Can a decision be taken now? Are we strategically thinking outside the box...

Waakhe Wudu
Waakhe Wudu @WaakheWudu
3 Oct 24

A Junubi (SSDese) shop seller can close his/her shop/business for a whole week just bse his relative or a relative of his/her friend is admitted in a hospital or has died. Some Junubin will never prosper in business. Sad reality in our contemporary situation. We got to style up.