Category Editorial

The launch of the fragility index- a tool designed to support humanitarian and development actors in moving beyond emergency response programming towards transitional and recovery programming, marks a critical shift in the journey towards development.

Several cases of Cholera have been confirmed in the busy Rent transit camp for displaced persons fleeing conflict in war torn Sudan.

Over 1.3 million people have lost nearly their assets due to heavy flooding this year in the country.

The health sector in South Sudan is ailing and weak due to years of underfunding, this has resulted into frustration and despair for many poor households who cannot cope with the expensive private healthcare providers.

The government delegation has recently visited it’s counterparts in Port Sudan with the aim of speeding up the resumption of oil production and export.

The army spokesperson Maj.Gen Lul Ruai Koang has recently said that the violence that erupted in Nasir County was sparked by marital woes involving a senior officer of the SSPDF.

Some 442 people were killed in the second quarter of this year due to subnational violence, according to the United Nations in South Sudan (UNMISS).

Several narratives are being thrown around on this week’s violent killings allegedly involving a government affiliated militia and another armed group.

The transitional unity government should avail funding for the peace process instead of appealing entirely to the international community to fund the peace process.

South Sudan due to it’s weak financial system has been described by global financial institutions as a transit point for illicit finances.