Greater Pibor Villages Submerged by Rising Waters

Greater Pibor Villages Submerged by Rising Waters

2025-08-22

(POCHALLA SOUTH COUNTY) – More than 100 families have been displaced and farmland destroyed after flash floods swept through four villages in Pochalla South County, Greater Pibor Administrative Area, local officials confirmed on Wednesday. According to Greater Pibor Information Minister Jacob Werchum, three consecutive days of heavy rainfall forced familiesContinue Reading

Army Officer Killed in Tambura Clashes as Floods Displace Families in Unity

Army Officer Killed in Tambura Clashes as Floods Displace Families in Unity

2025-08-22

(WESTERN EQUATORIA / UNITY) – One South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) officer has been killed and another wounded following armed clashes in Maringi, Tambura County, local officials confirmed on Wednesday. Tambura County Commissioner, Mathew Mabenge, said the injured officer sustained a gunshot wound to the leg during the confrontation,Continue Reading

Kiir Directs Ministries to Assist Flooded Communities

Kiir Directs Ministries to Assist Flooded Communities

2025-08-21

(JUBA) – President Salva Kiir Mayardit has promised that his government will stand with South Sudanese communities affected by widespread flooding, which is expected to worsen in the coming weeks. The Presidential Press Unit said the assurance came after Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Albino Atak Akol, briefedContinue Reading

Japan Funds .5 Million Project for Flood Projects in Bahr el Ghazal and Warrap

Japan Funds $2.5 Million Project for Flood Projects in Bahr el Ghazal and Warrap

2025-08-19

(AWEIL) – The Government of Japan has contributed US$ 2.5 million (approximately 11.5 billion SSP) to support South Sudanese communities in adapting to climate change and recurring floods, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has announced. The funding aims to help vulnerable populations withstand environmental shocks and rebuild livelihoods in floodContinue Reading

Security Council Members Link Climate and Conflict in South Sudan

Security Council Members Link Climate and Conflict in South Sudan

2025-08-19

(NEW YORK) – Members of the United Nations Security Council have reaffirmed their collective commitment to addressing the overlapping challenges of climate change, insecurity and political instability in South Sudan. Representatives from Denmark, France, Greece, Guyana, the Republic of Korea, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, the United Kingdom and Panama, all signatoriesContinue Reading