Smiles, hugs and laughs among rival factions: are they real or they are just...
At J1 State House in Juba it was all smiles, hugs and laughs. The happiness is believed to usher in a...
Strengthening the Capacity of Parliamentarians to work for the suffering people of...
By Majur Chol Khor,
Parliamentarians in Central Equatoria's recently constituted house of August were appointed...
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...
Plea for support towards returnees
Already insufficient basic items in South Sudan’s Eastern Equatoria State as well as neighbouring areas are shrinking drastically due to increasing...
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...
Briefing: What’s behind South Sudan’s COVID-19 inspired UN-backlash*
Obi Anyadike | The New Humanitarian
Senior editor, Africa
With additional reporting in Juba by Okech Francis
NAIROBI
‘If coronavirus hits South Sudan with its...
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...
One man’s story: The beauty of South Sudan
The highly divisive disagreements amongst South Sudan political elites led to a bloody civil war, which has torn the country apart....
Ministers’ travel worries Kiir, believes could aid covid-19 spread.
Coronavirus has risen in the year 2019 causing global panic with
over 300,000 COVID-19 confirmed cases and more than 13,500...
South Sudan prominent peace activist and economist, Ajak, among those pardoned by president Kiir
The president of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, pardoned 31 prisoners including prominent peace activist and economist, Peter Biar Ajak. Peter was...