Escalating Clashes in South Sudan Displace Thousands Amid Humanitarian Crisis
Clashes in South Sudan have displaced 50,000 people, with warnings from UN officials about a possible return to civil war....
UN MISSION IN SOUTH SUDAN
Support for South Sudan’s Reconciliation Initiatives: IGAD’s Call to Action
The IGAD Heads of State have underscored the importance of reconciliation initiatives in South Sudan, calling on religious, traditional, and...
IGAD Urges Support for Reconciliation Initiatives in South Sudan
IGAD leaders have called for support from religious, traditional, and civil leaders in South Sudan to promote reconciliation amidst worsening...
UN Warns of Alarming Regression in South Sudan Amid Escalating Violence
The UN has warned of "alarming regression" in South Sudan amid recent clashes threatening peace progress. A fragile power-sharing deal...
UN Warns of Alarming Regression in South Sudan Amid Renewed Clashes
The UN commission has alerted that South Sudan is experiencing severe regression due to recent conflicts threatening a fragile power-sharing...
UN Warns of Alarming Regression in South Sudan Amid Rising Violence
South Sudan faces a troubling regression towards violence, jeopardizing recent peace efforts. Clashes in Upper Nile State threaten the fragile...
South Sudan President Calls for Calm Following UN Helicopter Attack
Following an attack on a UN helicopter that killed a crew member, South Sudan's President Salva Kiir has urged calm...
South Sudan President Urges Calm Following UN Helicopter Attack
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has called for calm following an attack on a UN helicopter that killed a...
UN Helicopter Attack in South Sudan: General and Soldiers Killed
A UN helicopter attack in South Sudan resulted in the deaths of a general and approximately 27 soldiers. The UN...
UN Personnel and South Sudanese Soldiers Killed in Helicopter Attack During Evacuation Mission
A UN helicopter attack in Nasir County, South Sudan, resulted in the death of one UN personnel and several SSPDF...
