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Rule of Law Restored in Malakal
Three months after the United Nations Mission in South Sudan handed over a refurbished courthouse to the authorities in Malakal, the newly sworn-in judge, the Honourable Ayiei Nyang Ayie,i is ready to begin work. The courthouse was reopened in a ceremony attended by the Governor, the UNMISS Head of…
DANISH MINISTER PLEDGES TO CONTINUE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO SOUTH SUDAN
The Danish Minister of Development Cooperation has pledged to continue the provision of significant humanitarian aid to South Sudan as millions of its people struggle to survive because of a lack of food, water, healthcare and basic shelter amidst ongoing violence. During a visit to the United…
Humanitarian aid reaches desperate internally displaced people in Bangasu
Hundreds of people sheltering from violence at Bangasu camp in the Western Equatorian region of South Sudan have received humanitarian relief for the first time since they fled their homes in June. A peacekeeping patrol serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan provided safe passage for…
Rumbek singer highlights impact of violence against women at Peace Concert
Akuruel Makuei Maiwer was a big hit when she arrived on stage at the Women for Peace Concert in Rumbek. Her performance was the highlight of the event organized by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) as part of a campaign to promote the education and empowerment of women, while…
Upper Nile community Explore National Identity as a Path to Peace
What makes someone South Sudanese? Can national identity help lead the country out of violent conflict towards reconciliation and peace? These are the questions the community of the Upper Nile region of South Sudan are trying to answer with the support of the United Nations Mission of South Sudan…
UNMISS patrol improves security for travelers on Juba-Bor road
Peacekeeping patrols along a notoriously dangerous road between the South Sudanese capital, Juba, and Bor, in the neighbouring Jonglei region, are enabling people and goods to travel safely again. Last weekend, the Governor of Jonglei directed the military and police to suspend movements along the…