The Government of Egypt has launched a facility to provide clean water at the University of Juba.
The project is part of Egypt’s investment of more than 26 million US dollars to provide water in parts of South Sudan. Continue reading “Egypt sets up clean water installation in Juba varsity”

An official at the South Sudan Urban Water Corporation says the recent violence in Juba has reduced their ability to provide clean water Continue reading “Juba: Reduced piped water supply blamed on fighting”

South Sudan has lost half of its food production this year due to conflict in parts of the Equatoria region, the Food and Agriculture Continue reading “50% crop yield lost to insecurity – FAO”

Non-political stakeholders to the peace agreement have called on ceasefire and transitional security monitors, CTSAMM, to develop liaisons and engagement mechanisms at the local levels. Continue reading “CTSAMM should engage more locally – civil society”

Little has been done in implementing water policies that were put in place 9 years ago, a senior official at the Ministry of Water Resources Continue reading “Why only 41% drinks clean water”

The only way to restore lasting peace in the country is to have a South Sudanese-derived solution to the crisis, a religious leader has said. Continue reading “Need for S Sudanese-oriented solutions”

Two UN agencies say South Sudanese continue to leave the country as a result of fighting and insecurity. Continue reading “More civilians flee violence – UN”

Sudan and South Sudan have signed two agreements on the demarcation of the border between the two countries. Continue reading “Juba, Khartoum ink border demarcation deals”