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As of June, more than half of South Sudan’s population—approximately 7.7 million people—are facing severe levels of acute food insecurity. Among them, an estimated 83,000 individuals are experiencing famine-like conditions, particularly in Pibor (Greater Pibor Administrative…

As of end of May, an estimated 198,000 people remained displaced in Upper Nile and Jonglei states due to escalation of hostilities since early March. The violence has severely disrupted essential services, exacerbated food insecurity, and contributed…

In 2024, multiple shocks and trends continued to affect the humanitarian situation, exacerbating the needs of vulnerable people in South Sudan. An estimated 9 million people were projected to need humanitarian and protection assistance in 2024,…

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In April, fighting between armed groups continued to trigger fatalities and mass displacement in Upper Nile State and northern Jonglei, undermining essential services and worsening the humanitarian situation. The overall estimate remains that about 130,000 people…

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In March, tensions escalated in Nasir, Baliet, Ulang, Longochuk, Manyo and Panyikang counties of Upper Nile State, following clashes between government forces and armed groups in Nasir town on 4 March. An initial estimate, based on…