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12 February 2014 - Stressing the need to adhere to the ceasefire signed last month, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed the start of South Sudan political talks between the government and opposition.
Residents of Unity State capital Bentiu taking food from distribution point after World Food Programme, International Organization for Migration, UNMISS and other partners gave families 15-day rations. Photo: UNMISS/Anna Adhikari
UN Mine Action Service contractor with one of eight newly arrived sniffer dogs, which will be used to strengthen security within UNMISS protection of civilians areas in Juba. Photo: UNMISS / Ghideon Musa
10 February 2014 - South Sudanese President Salva Kiir’s office today donated 250,000 South Sudanese pounds (about $79,000) to support children orphaned due to HIV/AIDS in the country.
12 February 2014 - To enhance safety in the protection of civilians (POC) site at UNMISS Tomping base, South Sudan and UN police officers searched the Juba base and its surrounds today.
12 February 2014 - Displaced people at an UNMISS base in the South Sudanese capital Juba were opting to remain there until the security situation outside became more predictable, their representatives said today.
11 February 2014 - The top UN peacekeeping official today warned of difficult challenges in solving the conflict between the government and opposition in South Sudan.
11 February 2014 - Local residents beginning to return to the Unity State capital Bentiu after violence in the town received rations of food today to last 15 days for each family.
11 February 2014 - Although the city has normalized after recent fighting, less the 2,000 people have returned to the Jonglei State capital Bor, according to aid agency officials.
Juba, 11 February 2014 - The United Nations Mission in South Sudan has taken a series of steps to strengthen security in relation to Protection of Civilians sites within the Mission's compounds.