IDPs in UN camps lack mosquito nets as malaria kill dozens
At least 100 people have been killed by malaria across the country since the beginning of the year.
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USAID recommits to supporting reforms, building lasting peace in South Sudan
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UNICEF allocates over $2 million for malnourished children in South Sudan
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On Mandela Day, S.Sudanese youth urged to emulate peace icon
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11,000 refugees returned to S.Sudan in June
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UN calls for ‘action’ after 2 aid workers killed in Jonglei
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EU offers EAC more money to combat locust
The European Union has announced another 15 million Euros to support East African countries in the…
One UNMISS staff dead, sixty recover from COVID
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FAO gets more than $16 million to battle Desert Locust in East Africa
The European Union has contributed more than $16 million to the fight against desert locusts which…