A local civic engagement center promotes peace among residents in Wau; a U.S.-born South Sudanese athlete sets an American record in track and field; and women in South Sudan mark ‘International Women’s Day’ with a demand for gender equality across the country.

A local civic engagement center promotes peace among residents in Wau; a U.S.-born South Sudanese athlete sets an American record in track and field; and women in South Sudan mark ‘International Women's Day' with a demand for gender equality across the country.

Delays in training a unified army sets back the formation of a Transitional Government of National Unity; displaced families accuse government troops of looting and burning down their villages in Yei River State; and South Sudanese women leaders call on the government to end sexual and gender-based violence across the country.

Delays in training a unified army sets back the formation of a Transitional Government of National Unity; displaced families accuse government troops of looting and burning down their villages in Yei River State; and South Sudanese women leaders call on the government to end sexual and gender-based violence across the country.

The National Salvation Front expresses doubts about meeting with IGAD’s special envoy to South Sudan to discuss the revitalized peace deal; young South Sudanese women are encouraged to pursue male-dominated professions; and a U.S.-based non-profit organization says more displaced families are returning home to Yei Town.

The National Salvation Front expresses doubts about meeting with IGAD's special envoy to South Sudan to discuss the revitalized peace deal; young South Sudanese women are encouraged to pursue male-dominated professions; and a U.S.-based non-profit organization says more displaced families are returning home to Yei Town.

President Salva Kiir apologizes to the residents of Wau town; South Sudanese oil workers threaten to walk off the job and an American group called "water is basic" rehabilitates around 1000 water points across south Sudan

President Salva Kiir apologizes to the residents of Wau town; South Sudanese oil workers threaten to walk off the job and an American group called "water is basic" rehabilitates around 1000 water points across south Sudan

Victims of the 2016 Terrain Hotel attack say they have been denied justice by the South Sudan government; Ethiopian and Eritrean leaders meet with President Salva Kiir in South Sudan to discuss implementing the peace agreement; and South Sudan’s telecom call rates increase by 40 percent.

Victims of the 2016 Terrain Hotel attack say they have been denied justice by the South Sudan government; Ethiopian and Eritrean leaders meet with President Salva Kiir in South Sudan to discuss implementing the peace agreement; and South Sudan's telecom call rates increase by 40 percent.