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The recently refurbished Malakal Courthouse was reopened in a ceremony attended by the Governor, the UNMISS Head of Field Office, Cabinet Ministers, humanitarian leaders as well as members of the local community.
Three months after the United Nations Mission in South Sudan handed over a refurbished courthouse to the authorities in Malakal, the newly sworn-in judge, the Honourable Ayiei Nyang Ayie,i is ready to begin work.
Cooperation between UN and local police in Wau reducing crime in protection sites
A new system of cooperation between United Nations and local police in the northeastern town of Wau is helping reduce crime and keep the community safe in the local Protection of Civilians site.
Repaired Boreholes Provide Clean Water Supply for Durupi Community
The repair of five boreholes damaged when violence erupted in Juba last year will increase access to clean water for the community of Durupi, located on the outskirts of the South Sudanese capital.
Imatong State Governor, Tobiolo Alberio Oromo greets United Nations Mission in South Sudan Special Representative to the Secretary-General, David Shearer in Torit on Wednesday Aug. 23, 2017.
The United Nations Mission in South Sudan has offered to increase peacekeeping patrols in the Eastern Equatorian town of Torit to improve security and help build peace.
UNMISS Human Rights team gives newborn twins a better chance at life
Just four months ago, Nancy Poni was sheltering under a tree with her newborn twins from the scorching sun and the violent attacks by cattle rustlers going on around her.
Economic Recovery in Yambio Stalled by War, Weather and Tax
The land in Yambio is lush, rich in colour, and fertile – the perfect place to grow crops and raise farm animals.
UNMISS PoC sites Update No. 174
Click Here for the remarks on the occasion of World Humanitarian Day 2017 #NOTATARGET by the UNMISS SRSG, David Shearer.
TRANSFORMING YAMBIO FROM A “CULTURE OF WAR TO A CULTURE OF PEACE”
Fresh moves are underway to revive the stalled integration of thousands of former rebel fighters into South Sudan’s regular military forces in a bid to transform the troubled town of Yambio from a culture of war to one of peace.