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The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) on Tuesday revealed plans to build and rehabilitate over 2,000 kilometers of roads, culverts, and other essential infrastructure to help improve security and community well-being, boost economic activity, and support peacebuilding.
Civil society activists and residents of the Jonglei State capital, Bor, have expressed dismay over the decision of the mayor to rename key roads in the town after the governor of the Bank of South Sudan and the state governor.
Every 13 February is celebrated as World Radio Day and South Sudan will join the rest of the world in celebrating the day under the theme “Radio: A century informing, entertaining, and educating.”
United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) builds infrastructure to improve security, increase economic activity, access to humanitarian aid, and peacebuilding
The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) is building and rehabilitating thousands of kilometres of roads, culverts, and other essential infrastructure to help improve security, boost economic activity, improve community wellbeing, and support peacebuilding. This year, the mission plans to repair 2,083 kilometres of roads across the country, including around 500