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Juba, 18 February 2014 - From this morning, there has been heavy fighting in and around Malakal between the SPLA in Opposition and the Government forces.
18 February 2014 - Women had suffered most during the South Sudan conflict, representatives of displaced women living in an UNMISS protection site in Juba said today while meeting UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngucka.
18 February 2014 - The Western Equatorian government today urged UNMISS, UN agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to work freely in the state, which has remained calm during the South Sudan crisis.
17 February 2014 - Added to humanitarian support, South Sudanese resilience would help take them through the current crisis, UNICEF Director for Emergency Operations Ted Chaiban said during a visit to an UNMISS protection site in Juba today.
18 February 2014 - Civilians sheltering at UNMISS in the Unity State capital Bentiu have moved to a new, more spacious and better-serviced camp within the mission compound.
A cargo plane chartered by the International Organization for Migration carrying items for displaced people crashed in the Unity State capital Bentiu on 17 February, killing a crew member. UNMISS peacekeepers rescued three others and they were evacuated to Nairobi, Kenya.
17 February 2014 - The United Nations has warned against the return of 130,000 South Sudanese who have fled to neighbouring countries due to continued violence in the country.
14 February 2014 - Building South Sudanese police skills in use of force, UN Police (UNPOL) concluded a five-day training today with a graduation ceremony in Aweil West County, Northern Bahr El-Ghazal State.
12 February 2014 - Responding to the urgent need for a properly built school, the UNMISS Rwandan Battalion today handed a facility over to the community in Tambura County, Western Equatoria State.
14 February 2014 - The United Nations has raised its humanitarian response level in South Sudan to three, representing the highest level of emergency.