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Panyijiar communities say dialogue and forgiveness key to sustained peace
Twic County messengers ignite hope by informing communities of outcome of youth peace dialogue
Statement by Anita Kiki Gbeho, Deputy Special Representative of the UN Secretary General, on South...
Margret takes the helm in the battle for women's rights, inspiring both change and others
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Talks in Gogrial West reveal need for awareness-raising on right to protection
Peace begins with connecting with the communities we serve
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Panyijiar communities say dialogue and forgiveness key to sustained peace

UNITY – “I lost my husband and three children,” said Tabitha Nyaluak. “But I still believe that we have no way out of repeated conflict if we don’t connect with each other.”

08 Jul 2025

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Twic County messengers ignite hope by informing communities of outcome of youth peace dialogue

WARRAP – To help implement a recent peace deal struck in Wau by Twic and Ngok Dinka youth, a coalition of civil society activists and leaders in Twic County have circulated key resolutions of the agreement in six areas of Twic County.

08 Jul 2025

Statement by Anita Kiki Gbeho, Deputy Special Representative of the UN Secretary General, on South Sudan’s 14th anniversary of Independence

JUBA - As South Sudan approaches 14 years of independence, I reiterate the United Nations’ ongoing support to the country and its people.

08 Jul 2025

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Margret takes the helm in the battle for women's rights, inspiring both change and others

CENTRAL EQUATORIA – Margret Ceasar is not just a 60-year-old mother of six but also stands at the forefront of the women’s rights movement in South Sudan’s capital Juba.

07 Jul 2025

Talks in Gogrial West reveal need for awareness-raising on right to protection

WARRAP - Many residents of Gogrial West County are unaware of their fundamental right to be protected, often silently enduring violence, theft, or domestic abuse.

07 Jul 2025

Peace begins with connecting with the communities we serve

BENTIU – Peacekeeping is more than just a job for the Mongolian peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan.

03 Jul 2025

Panyijiar communities say dialogue and forgiveness key to sustained peace

UNITY – “I lost my husband and three children,” said Tabitha Nyaluak. “But I still believe that we have no way out of repeated conflict if we don’t connect with each other.”

08 Jul 2025

Twic County messengers ignite hope by informing communities of outcome of youth peace dialogue

08 Jul 2025

Margret takes the helm in the battle for women's rights, inspiring both change and others

CENTRAL EQUATORIA – Margret Ceasar is not just a 60-year-old mother of six but also stands at the forefront of the women’s rights movement in South Sudan’s capital Juba.

07 Jul 2025

Talks in Gogrial West reveal need for awareness-raising on right to protection

WARRAP - Many residents of Gogrial West County are unaware of their fundamental right to be protected, often silently enduring violence, theft, or domestic abuse.

07 Jul 2025

Partner in Peace

Nicholas Haysom South Sudan UNMISS Peace

“Peace doesn’t just happen. It cannot be wished or willed into existence. It has to be made, it has to be fought for, it needs its own warriors,” stated Nicholas Haysom, the UN’s top envoy in South Sudan at the launch of a new initiative to push the stagnating peace process forward.

The UNMISS Peace Fellows Program is a joint undertaking between the United Nations Mission in South Sudan and the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. This forward-looking project has one main aim: Galvanizing citizens, especially young people across the nation, to breathe fresh life into the quest for a durable peace through active participation and leadership.

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