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Violent clashes erupted earlier this month at a U.N.-run displacement camp in South Sudan, resulting in 20 deaths and 50 injuries. According to state Information Minister Luke Saadala, tensions began to rise when women from various groups fought at a water source in the camp, which is located in Malakal, the capital of the East African country’s Upper Nile state. The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (U.N.M.I.S.S.), which oversees the camp, reports that full-fledged fighting began when a man

Local aid group says the conflict has resulted in the death of more than 20 people, injuring to more than 50 others, with many more having fled the camp and afraid to return.

Intercommunal fighting in a camp housing displaced people in the northern part of South Sudan has killed 13 people, the U.N. mission running the camp said on Friday.... | June 9, 2023

The clashes between two ethnic communities living in the camp in Upper Nile State's capital Malkal first erupted on Thursday when a man was stabbed to death

By Waakhe Simon Wudu JUBA (Reuters) - Intercommunal fighting in a camp housing displaced people in the northern part of South Sudan has killed 13 peop...