Don’t attack children, Unicef chief urges warring parties
A UN official has expressed concern about how parties in conflict-affected countries are directly and indirectly attacking children.
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Juba attends opening of US Jerusalem embassy despite abstaining earlier
South Sudan is among the few countries that attended the opening of the U.S embassy in…
Int’l community concerned about S Sudan – Lowcock
The visiting UN Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs has told the transitional government that the international community
UN’s Lowcock to visit Yei on Tuesday
The UN Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator is expected to visit Yei Town…
US ‘frustrated’ with lack of progress toward a deal
The United States is beginning a comprehensive review of its aid programs to South Sudan over …
Juba military expenditure contracts
The South Sudan military expenditure has decreased by more than $70 million in 2016 and 2017, a new…
About 100 aid workers killed in the last five years
At least 100 aid workers have been killed in South Sudan since the conflict erupted in…
IOM seeks over $80m for lifesaving assistance
The International Organization for Migration is appealing for $80.2 million to provide lifesaving assistance across the…
WJ De King named Save the Children Goodwill Ambassador
Christmas has come early this month for the King of Lokwilili, WJ.
At a refugee camp near Khartoum: suffering is a way of life.
South Sudanese, stranded in Khartoum, are complaining about the terrible conditions in the camps. Last month,…