In response to recent violence in Ayod and Abiemnhom counties, the bishops of South Sudan launch a heartfelt appeal to end the culture of revenge and choose the path of reconciliation.
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In response to recent violence in Ayod and Abiemnhom counties, the bishops of South Sudan launch a heartfelt appeal to end the culture of revenge and choose the path of reconciliation.
2026 begins with a dramatic situation: in South Sudan, 10 million people are currently struggling to survive.
As their weeklong Plenary concludes, the Bishops of Sudan and South Sudan express being overwhelmed by the escalating violence and the appalling human conditions resulting from ongoing conflicts in both countries.
The ongoing humanitarian crisis in the African country has prompted tens of thousands of people to seek refuge in neighboring countries, while millions remain trapped in dire conditions.
Watch the video on the lack of adequate roads and infrastructure in South Sudan.
A new FAO-WFP report reveals that South Sudan is among the five countries most at risk of famine, with 57% of the population facing severe food insecurity.
In a South Sudan marked by a widespread crisis, the Catholic Health Training Institute (CHTI) in Wau trains nurses and midwives who are essential for rebuilding the healthcare system and offering hope.