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South Sudan on the Brink as Food Crisis Deepens Despite Major Aid Push

By Alan Clement South Sudan is edging closer to a large-scale humanitarian catastrophe as food insecurity reaches alarming levels, despite an extensive aid operation by the World Food Programme (WFP), a new situation report has warned. According to the December 2025 WFP South Sudan External Situation Report, 5.86 million people[Read More…]

IDPs return to their homes in Pajut, Yuai in Jonglei following improved security-Commissioner

By Peter Kuol Kuch The authorities in Duk County have reported that some internally displaced persons who fled Yuai and Pajut due to clashes between SSPDF and SPLA-IO have started to return to their original homes from Poktap and Duk Padiet following improved security in the area in the recent[Read More…]

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GUN : Violence kills over 1000 in 2025

By Alan Clement Gun violence in South Sudan has shifted decisively toward criminality, killing over a thousand people in 2025 and leaving civilians increasingly exposed as firearms become entrenched in everyday life, a new report has found. The findings contained in the Gun Violence Report released by the One Citizen[Read More…]

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Peace Deal Under Threat as 87 Alleged Violations Recorded in a Single Month

By Kei Emmanuel Duku South Sudan’s fragile peace agreement is spiraling into a major crisis as military combat and targeted attacks on civilians surge across the country. Official monitors from the Ceasefire and Transitional Security Arrangements Monitoring and Verification Mechanism (CTSAMVM) warned in a new report that a “sustained pattern[Read More…]

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Ceasefire in Freefall as Alleged R-ARCSS Violations Surge Nationwide

By Chol D. Johnson /Alan Clement South Sudan’s permanent ceasefire is under renewed strain after monitors recorded a sharp rise in alleged violations in January 2026, driven by escalating clashes between signatory forces and mounting civilian harm. The Ceasefire and Transitional Security Arrangements Monitoring and Verification Mechanism (CTSAMVM) said 26[Read More…]

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South Sudan on the Brink as Food Crisis Deepens Despite Major Aid Push

IDPs return to their homes in Pajut, Yuai in Jonglei following improved security-Commissioner

GUN : Violence kills over 1000 in 2025

Peace Deal Under Threat as 87 Alleged Violations Recorded in a Single Month

Ceasefire in Freefall as Alleged R-ARCSS Violations Surge Nationwide

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