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UNMISS-funded Yubu bridge completed, daily carrying across river over

WESTERN EQUATORIA- Picture the scene: School children, traders, youth, men, women, elderly people, the local chief’s wife; some carrying someone, others being carried by someone else, across the river separating Sakure with Yambio town. Some holding onto an item to be sold, with the money earned then spent to buy soap, as used to be the habit of said chief’s wife. Most make it
Wilayat Gharb Al Istiwa Iyah South Sudan Asanta Gabriel Emmanuel Dukundane Mary Zino Field Office In Yambio

Women in Raso Olo shall soon give birth at UNMISS-funded maternity ward

WESTERN EQUATORIA- The sparsely populated far southeastern part of Maridi County does not see many visitors, yet it has suffered from its unfair share of conflict and violence. As a consequence, the delivery of basic services is somewhat lacking. Fortunately, and with the help of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, that may be about to change. “With no maternity
South Sudan Wilayat Gharb Al Istiwa Iyah Margaret Joshua Michael Makiri Rahma Elia United Nations Mission

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Somalia gets hospital to provide treatment, care for security forces

The African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) said that it has handed over a new hospital facility designed to provide quality treatment and care to Somali security forces involved in the fight against al-Shabab across the ...
Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur Defense Forces Odowaa Yusuf Rageh African Union Transition Mission Defense Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur Quick Impact Project African Union Commission Chairperson

An UNMISS-funded secondary school in Kediba brings joy to communities, especially girls

WESTERN EQUATORIA - “I am overjoyed to be able to continue my higher education,” said 17-year-old Hediya Wilfred Surur. “I need to support my aging parents and further education will definitely help me get a good job,” she added enthusiastically. Hediya was speaking at the handover of a meaningful Quick Impact Project in Mundri, Western Equatoria—a newly built secondary
South Sudan Wilayat Bahr Al Jabal Wilayat Gharb Al Istiwa Iyah Western Equatoria Fozia Margaret Zenobia Emmanuel

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