S.Sudan experienced high levels of food crisis, violence in May – UN report
The month of May has been characterized by high levels of food insecurity, violence, and cattle raids in South Sudan, a new report by the UN
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Lakes condemns killing of aid workers
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EES suspends aid activities in Torit over ‘monyomiji’ threats
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S Sudan remains food insecure despite increased local production
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At least 43 reportedly killed in Ulang communal violence
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11 donor countries lament attacks against aid workers
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