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Mass violence threatens elections in South Sudan, UN warns

South Sudan faces critical juncture – UN report highlights violence, delayed peace implementation.

Minister Lueth warns of potential consequences for the South Sudanese government, as oil revenue, the primary income source, is at risk

This influx, numbering over half a million people, poses a challenge for South Sudan, struggling to provide adequate accommodation for the newcomers

The persistent threat of mines, bomb remnants, and cluster munitions poses a significant obstacle to South Sudan’s reconstruction efforts

In a press conference held in Juba on Tuesday, Haysom revealed signs of possible recruitment activities by Sudanese parties within South Sudan

On Monday, Adeng officially commenced her diplomatic tenure by presenting her credentials to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres

Although these conflicts seem unrelated, local officials attribute them to disputes over land and natural resources

The Catholic archbishop of Juba, Cardinal Stephen Ameyu Martin, conveyed the sentiment that unity remains elusive in South Sudan

Unrest unfolds in Abyei, where 19 lives are lost, exposing the complex struggle between Sudan and South Sudan.

The clashes occurred on Wednesday, causing 19 deaths and 17 injuries among herders from northwest Warrap