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Fighting should end to give peace process in South Sudan a “better chance of success”
The conflict in South Sudan has to end in order to give the peace process in the country a “better chance of success” according to the most senior UN peacekeeping official.
We just had a meeting with His Excellency the Minister and his colleagues from the Government. We discussed different issue.
Remarks to the press by Undersecretary-General Lacroix following a meeting with Foreign Minister Deng Alor at the Foreign Ministry in Juba.
I had a meeting with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, His Excellency Deng Alor.
Visit of the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix
Good morning everyone. I am really happy to be here.
South Sudanese journalists have been urged by the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) “to report news truthfully, accurately and fairly.”
Beyond Borders: Love and Hope Flourishes In Desperate Times
Thirty-nine year old Kuey Koak Deng from South Sudan was studying at a local college in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia when he met 30-year old Alim Sayaai Kedan.
It was not long after their first meeting that Kuey asked for Alim’s hand in marriage.
Rebuilding Lives in Malakal
On a long winding road in Malakal town, lined mostly with county government offices and ministry headquarters, Eliza Wanykow Chan opens her teashop.
It is 6 o’clock in the morning. The town is just coming to life.
Rwandan peacekeepers awarded UN medals for service
Looking sharp in their military uniforms, men and women from the Rwanda Aviation Unit 5 (RAU 5) stood proudly as they were awarded UN Medals in recognition of their service.
UN Peacekeepers Provide Comfort to Displaced South Sudanese in Rimenze
Internally displaced people seeking sanctuary at a Catholic church in Rimenze are grateful to UN peacekeepers for their willingness to stay with them overnight in what they describe as “hell on earth”.
Religious and Political Leaders in Gok Urged to Champion Peace Talks
Religious and political leaders are being urged to lead a peace and reconciliation campaign in the Lakes region of South Sudan, which has been the scene of ongoing intercommunal conflict driven by cattle-raiding.