4 articles tagged with “South Sudan”
As African Union members grapple with a gerontocracy problem, South Sudan's Salva Kiir has inadvertently sparked discussions about whether technology could help aging leaders maintain their grueling schedules—or whether it's time for generational change.
A Kenyan WFP worker was killed in an armed attack on a UN compound in South Sudan, while Nigerian authorities opened a new sexual assault referral centre, underscoring persistent security and health challenges across the continent.
From Ethiopia's fragile Tigray truce to M23's control of eastern DRC and South Sudan's collapsing peace deal, multiple conflicts across East and Central Africa are creating humanitarian crises and testing regional institutions.
As mass killings claim 6,000 lives in el-Fasher and political tensions threaten South Sudan's fragile peace, the region confronts overlapping crises that have displaced thousands and shattered communities across both nations.