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The UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan mourns the passing of Nicholas 'Fink' Haysom, a prominent advocate for peace and justice.

The UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan mourns the death of Nicholas Haysom, a prominent advocate for justice and peace in the region.

Approximately 100,000 individuals have fled South Sudan to Ethiopia due to violence and conflict, according to UNICEF.

In South Sudan, displaced individuals in Malakal camps yearn for peace amidst ongoing conflicts between government forces and opposition groups.

The UN mission in South Sudan has increased patrols at the Makpandu refugee camp following a deadly attack that claimed the life of a Sudanese refugee, aimed at enhancing security and protection for vulnerable communities.

South Sudan is experiencing a serious health crisis exacerbated by conflict and other humanitarian challenges, according to the World Health Organization.

The recognition of Somaliland as an independent state by Israel could trigger a civil war, negatively affecting its citizens and presenting a poor precedent for governance in Africa.

An estimated 100,000 people have fled South Sudan's army offensives into Ethiopia due to escalating violence in the town of Akobo.

Approximately 100,000 people have fled South Sudan to neighboring Ethiopia due to an attack by government forces, as reported by UNICEF.

In March 2026, approximately 100,000 people fled South Sudan to Ethiopia due to military orders, with a significant number suffering from malnutrition.

A series of arrests targeting officials connected to South Sudan's oil and financial sectors has raised concerns about the credibility of accountability efforts in the country.

Clashes in a town in South Sudan have led to the displacement of thousands of residents.

Aspiring models in South Sudan pursue international fashion opportunities despite significant visa challenges.

South Darfur authorities have initiated a measles vaccination campaign aimed at immunizing 390,000 children following a rise in infections.

The Ugandan army has denied UN allegations that it targeted civilians in South Sudan, claiming its operations were protective rather than offensive.

The South Sudan army has recaptured the town of Akobo from opposition forces amid escalating violence that raises fears of a return to civil war.

Seven civilians, including a child, were killed and several others injured in artillery shelling by armed groups in Dilling, South Kordofan.

In South Sudan, fighting between government and opposition forces in Akobo has led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of residents, exacerbating the already dire humanitarian situation.

The South Sudanese army made a brief incursion into Akobo, a stronghold of the armed opposition, before being pushed back by opposition forces.

A UN official expresses serious concerns over escalating human rights violations in South Sudan, with particular emphasis on recent civilian killings and calls for an immediate ceasefire.

A significant shipment of vaccines has arrived in South Kordofan, Sudan, marking the first delivery in nearly three years and aiming to restore immunization services for children in conflict-affected areas.

The UN has withdrawn peacekeepers from two border posts between Sudan and South Sudan due to security concerns.

The UN mission in South Sudan has declined to evacuate its base in Akobo, stating that it will remain to protect civilians amid a military offensive.

A government offensive in Akobo, South Sudan, is prompting hundreds of thousands to evacuate amid fears for their safety and loss of essential services.

South Sudan's healthcare is heavily reliant on foreign aid and is severely under-resourced due to widespread corruption, as illustrated by a state governor's need to seek treatment abroad.

Thousands of civilians are fleeing Akobo as South Sudan's army orders evacuations ahead of a planned military assault, raising concerns about the stability of the peace agreement.

Residents of Akobo, South Sudan, are fleeing due to fears of renewed conflict between government forces and opposition.

The South Sudanese army has issued a 72-hour ultimatum for UN peacekeepers and NGOs to vacate Akobo, citing military operations against opposition forces.

South Sudan's military has expelled the UN and international organizations from areas where it plans an offensive against opposition forces in Jonglei region.

A UN report claims that Ugandan troops assisted South Sudan in executing airstrikes that resulted in civilian casualties, primarily targeting Nuer communities.

The South Sudan Army has admitted that some of its officers are responsible for the killing of 16 civilians, including eight children and five women, during an attack in Jonglei State.

Artillery shelling in Dilling, South Kordofan, has left at least nine dead and 51 injured, according to reports from the Sudan Doctors Network.

South Sudanese soldiers, including two officers, will be court-martialed over the massacre of at least 25 civilians during ongoing violence in Jonglei state.

The South Sudanese army has arrested soldiers involved in the killing of 16 civilians in Jonglei state, vowing to bring them to justice.

Doctors Without Borders is still out of contact with 26 of its employees in South Sudan's Jonglei state amid escalating violence between rival factions.

More than 26 Doctors Without Borders staff members are unaccounted for following attacks in South Sudan's Jonglei State.

The UN has raised alarm after a massacre in South Sudan left at least 169 dead, attributing the violence to intercommunal conflict amid rising political instability.

South Sudan is facing the risk of sliding back into widespread civil conflict eight years after a peace agreement, as warned by the United Nations.

Escalating violence between the South Sudanese government and opposition forces threatens to plunge the country back into civil war.

A violent attack in the Abiemnom County of South Sudan has resulted in the deaths of at least 169 people, including both civilians and government soldiers.

A pre-dawn assault in South Sudan has resulted in at least 169 fatalities and numerous injuries, with government officials expressing condemnation of the violence.

Recent attacks in South Sudan resulted in at least 169 deaths, primarily among civilians, raising alarms about a potential return to civil war.

Médecins Sans Frontières is worried about the safety of its unaccounted staff in South Sudan amidst escalating violence in Jonglei state.

At least 169 civilians were killed in a recent massacre in South Sudan's Ruweng administrative area, with local authorities suspecting intercommunal violence amid rising political instability.

An armed group attack in South Sudan has resulted in the deaths of at least 169 individuals, escalating the risk of civil war in the country.

At least 169 people were killed during a rebel attack on a village in South Sudan over the weekend, with many of the victims being civilians.

Médecins sans frontières (MSF) reports losing contact with 26 employees in South Sudan amid rising violence and warnings from the UN about a possible return to widespread civil war.

Médecins Sans Frontières has reported that 26 of its staff are missing following an airstrike on their facility in South Sudan amid rising violence.

A recent armed attack in a remote village in South Sudan has reportedly resulted in the deaths of hundreds, including many innocent civilians.

At least 169 people have been killed by armed attackers in northern South Sudan, with the death toll expected to rise as more bodies may still be discovered.