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South Sudan faces extreme hunger, with half of its 11 million population affected. A million refugees have arrived, primarily from war-torn Sudan. The Irish Government has provided €12 million in …
South Sudan Faces Severe Hunger Crisis Amid Conflict-Induced Refugee Influx Read More
The World Bank forecasts universal poverty in South Sudan by 2025, driven by declining oil production and external shocks, with over 76% of the population living below the poverty line. …
World Bank Projects Universal Poverty in South Sudan by 2025 Read More
A World Bank report reveals that 92% of South Sudan’s population lived in extreme poverty in 2024, primarily due to poor governance and economic mismanagement. Key challenges include hyperinflation and …
Majority of South Sudanese Face Extreme Poverty in 2024, Warns World Bank Report Read More
The UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan warns of escalating violence in South Kordofan and Blue Nile, highlighting the death toll and critical humanitarian needs. Reports indicate severe shortages of medical …
Urgent Warning: Escalating Violence in Sudan’s South Kordofan and Blue Nile States Read More
In 2024, more than 1.4 million infants were born into hunger in Pakistan, which ranks second globally for undernourished births. The overall number of children born into hunger worldwide reached …
Over 1.4 Million Babies Born into Hunger in Pakistan, Reflecting Global Crisis Read More
UNICEF warns that children’s futures are at risk due to demographic changes, climate crises, and technological advancements. Immediate action is required from global leaders to ensure children’s rights are protected …
UNICEF Urges Immediate Action to Protect Children’s Rights in a Changing World Read More
The United Nations warns of a potential malaria surge in South Sudan due to severe flooding affecting 1.4 million people, displacing over 379,000 individuals amidst food insecurity. The country experiences …
UN Warns of Rising Malaria Cases Amid Flooding in South Sudan Read More