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In the next 30 years, it’s predicted that 96 million children will be displaced by river floods alone.

Three high-ranking generals from Dr. Riek Machar’s Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army-In Opposition (SPLM/A-IO) have defected to the Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) and the SPLM party led by President Salva Kiir.

What she saw broke her heart – several tired women were huddled together, their faces rife with anxiety as they held their sleeping babies. Some of the older children played, while others sat quietly soaking in their new setting. A few adults were crying, worried about their family members who had gone missing amidst the chaos of the fighting.PJae, along with colleagues from

Tag Elkhazin is an Adjunct Professor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, and has 50 years of experience, expertise, and engagement with the Nile waters. Lately, he has been engaged in several initiatives with the Netherlands and the Government of South Sudan.

Tag Elkhazin is an Adjunct Professor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, and has 50 years of experience, expertise, and engagement with the Nile waters. Lately, he has been engaged in several initiatives with the Netherlands and the Government of South Sudan.

In a momentous event, residents of Ruweng Administrative Area gathered on Saturday to mark the grand opening of Ruweng 87.6 FM, a radio station that boasts an impressive 2,000-kilometer broadcast range.

The vice president in charge of the economic cluster has chastised senior environment ministry officials for going against a cabinet resolution approving the dredging and clearance of the Naam River in Unity State.

Two former executives of Lundin Oil company go on trial on Tuesday, September 5, for crimes committed in southern Sudan between 1999 and 2003 in connection with their companys activities.

Two former executives at a Swedish oil firm face accusations of complicity in war crimes in present-day South Sudan. The trial of the two former executives began on Monday.

Amid the deepening crisis driven by warring militaries in Sudan, the UN announced on Tuesday an additional allocation of $20 million from its Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) to aid civilians caught up in the turmoil.