South Sudan

South Sudan Among World’s Most Dangerous Countries for Humanitarian Workers

South Sudan Among World’s Most Dangerous Countries for Humanitarian Workers

South Sudan Among World’s Most Dangerous Countries for Humanitarian Workers ………………. South Sudan has been ranked the second most dangerous country in the world for humanitarian workers so far this year, ReliefWeb reported. Since January 2025, 26 aid personnel, including…
Rare Mental Health Services in South Sudan at Risk as Funding Ends

Rare Mental Health Services in South Sudan at Risk as Funding Ends

Rare Mental Health Services in South Sudan at Risk as Funding Ends ——————————– A new report reveals that mental health clinics in violence-prone South Sudan are both rare and in danger of closing, posing a significant obstacle to the country’s…
Doctors Without Borders Halts Operations in South Sudan After Second Abduction

Doctors Without Borders Halts Operations in South Sudan After Second Abduction

Doctors Without Borders Halts Operations in South Sudan After Second Abduction —————————— Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has suspended its operations in two counties of South Sudan for at least six weeks after a second staff member was abducted in less…
WFP Airdrops Food Aid to Tens of Thousands in Conflict-Hit South Sudan

WFP Airdrops Food Aid to Tens of Thousands in Conflict-Hit South Sudan

WFP Airdrops Food Aid to Tens of Thousands in Conflict-Hit South Sudan ———————————- The World Food Programme (WFP) announced on Monday that it had airdropped food aid to tens of thousands of people in remote areas of South Sudan, where…
MSF Urges Urgent Scale-Up of Water, Sanitation Programs Amid Rising Cholera Cases in Abyei, South Sudan

MSF Urges Urgent Scale-Up of Water, Sanitation Programs Amid Rising Cholera Cases in Abyei, South Sudan

MSF Urges Urgent Scale-Up of Water, Sanitation Programs Amid Rising Cholera Cases in Abyei, South Sudan ————————– Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has called for an urgent expansion of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programs in Abyei Special Administrative Area following…
UN Human Rights Chief Alarms Over Escalating Crisis in South Sudan

UN Human Rights Chief Alarms Over Escalating Crisis in South Sudan

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk has issued a stark warning about the rapidly worsening human rights situation in South Sudan, marked by escalating violence, arbitrary arrests, and inflammatory rhetoric, Anadolu Agency reported. Since February, clashes between government…
Port Sudan Under Sustained Drone Attacks as Conflict Escalates

Port Sudan Under Sustained Drone Attacks as Conflict Escalates

Port Sudan, the Sudanese government’s de facto capital, endured a third day of drone strikes early Tuesday, with explosions rocking its airport, military installations, and critical fuel depots, The Guardian reported. The attacks, attributed to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces…
UN: Nearly 7.7 Million in South Sudan Face ‘Crisis’ Hunger Levels

UN: Nearly 7.7 Million in South Sudan Face ‘Crisis’ Hunger Levels

The UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) reported that 7.7 million people in South Sudan face crisis, emergency, or catastrophic levels of hunger, nearing record highs, Arab News reported. The northeastern Upper Nile State, a region experiencing escalating violence between forces…
South Sudan Faces Humanitarian Crisis as 1 Million Flee Sudan Conflict

South Sudan Faces Humanitarian Crisis as 1 Million Flee Sudan Conflict

Over one million people have fled the ongoing conflict in Sudan, entering South Sudan, Anadolu Agency reported citing the UN agencies. This significant displacement, driven by nearly two years of violence, includes many South Sudanese who had previously sought refuge…
UN: Nearly 380,000 Displaced by South Sudan Floods as Malaria Surges; 1.65 Million Children Face Malnutrition

UN: Nearly 380,000 Displaced by South Sudan Floods as Malaria Surges; 1.65 Million Children Face Malnutrition

Flooding in South Sudan has displaced over 379,000 individuals, Al Jazeera reported yesterday citing a recent United Nations report. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) noted that approximately 1.4 million people are affected across 43 counties,…
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