23.10.2017 Autumn's rains bring badly-needed water to South Sudan - and, unfortunately, malaria, pneumonia and other water-thriving diseases. Frequent victims of these diseases are children already savagely weakened by malnutrition.…
Oil's polluting of politics and environment in South Sudan: the authoritative report in The Sentry. Foreword by George Clooney and John Prendergast, The Sentry Co-Founders. After nearly two years of…
Fleeing South Sudan - 'My mother was abducted, my brother killed, I was raped and now I am pregnant'. Tears roll down Eva's face as she recalls the moment she…
South Sudan's lost children: A traumatised generation growing up in Uganda. The worst refugee crisis of modern times, as the UN has dubbed it, is doomed to deepen, as thousands…
At the bottom of all this: Big Oil's poisoning of politics, water, lives and environment in South Sudan. https://mailguardian.atavist.com/how-south-sudans-elite-looted-its-foreign-reserves
Foreign victims of an attack on aid workers in South Sudan begin giving testimony via video link from U.S. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-southsudan-violence/victims-of-south-sudan-attack-on-aid-workers-start-testifying-from-u-s-idUSKBN1CU2RG
Pollution causing more deaths worldwide than war or smoking - South Sudan among worst affected 5 highest rates of pollution-related deaths per 100,000 population (percentage of all deaths) Somalia:…
Countries with highest rates of pollution-caused fatalities: South Sudan near the top. One fifth of all fatalities caused by water and air pollution https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2017/10/20/pollution-kills-9-million-people-every-year-its-deadlier-than-wars-disasters-and-hunger-study.html
Saved! A critically undernourished boy is rescued by a clinic by Chol Thomas Dongrin of Sign of Hope 06.09.2017 It's summer in Rumbek, a town in South Sudan. Everybody's waiting…
Children marked by hunger, terror and want 04.10.2017 By Chol Thomas Dongrin Sign of Hope South Sudan Many of South Sudan's children are experiencing hunger and disease. Help for some…