A sudden downpour cause extensive damage to the South Sudan’s Equatorias
Recurring downpour has caused extensive damage to property and disrupted business to Torit, Eastern part of South Sudan. The rest of...
Coronavirus and aid: What we’re watching, 9-15 April
The New Humanitarian
Geneva
South Sudan: UN staff restricted after first cases, rise in online xenophobia
South Sudan has confirmed its first three cases of...
Returnees struggling to start lives from scratches
By James Arusi
According to UNHCR’s data of November 2020, over three hundred thousand (300,000) South...
Refrain from a hasty civilian disarmament, SSANSA.
As South Sudan embark on reconstituting the Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) Commission, the government is carrying out disarmament of civilians...
Over two hundred thousand struggle to access water in Kapoeta East County
By Daniel Garang
Kapoeta East County is located in the eastern part of South Sudan’s Eastern...
We cannot just wait for the politicians and the army to bring about change:...
Bringing peace to South Sudan is a collective effort - and everybody has a role to play, according to John Skinyder,...
Have hope for peace, Pope Francis tells Christians
The Holy Father of the Catholic Church has encouraged Christians to have hope for peace. In his message on...
South Sudan, Uganda reach deal over visa fee waiver
By Sebit Patrick, CBN
South Sudan and Uganda have successfully reached a deal to waive visa...
Defunct Amadi State Authorities strengthen taskforce, readies for covid-19 pandemic
The recent wake of corona-virus has caused a global panic with over 2.9 million cases reported. Asian, European and...
South Sudan COVID-19 free, how can we prevent the Pandemic?
The world Health Organisation or (WHO) in its recently concluded risk assessment declared South Sudan COVID-19 free, indicates that...