Our Mission Statement
South Sudan News Agency is dedicated to bringing forth the truth behind the political turmoil and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in South Sudan, shedding light on international influences and advocating for peace and restoration.
Billions Stolen by South Sudan Government Officials
South Sudan, the world's youngest nation, is grappling with allegations that officials have embezzled at least $4 billion, funds that could have paved the way for development and stability in a country torn by conflict.
What Should Happen?
There is a clarion call for accountability and transparent governance to ensure the stolen funds are returned and appropriately utilized to rebuild the shattered nation.
IGAD's Underlying Interests in the South Sudan Crisis
An examination of how countries within the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) may be pursuing their vested interests in the South Sudan crisis, possibly influencing the trajectory of peace negotiations and interventions.
Consequences of Hidden Agendas
The actions of IGAD member states could be compounding the South Sudan crisis, rather than contributing to its resolution, raising questions about the integrity of the peace process.
South Sudan Women Cry For Peace’s Urgent Call
On February 21, 2014, South Sudan Women Cry for Peace issued a heartfelt plea for an immediate cessation of hostilities and a concerted effort to establish a lasting peace in their troubled homeland.
Condemning Violence Amid Cessation
The group laments the ongoing violence and human rights violations despite ceasefire agreements, urging both sides to honor their commitments.
The Plight of Refugees and Displaced Persons
Families, displaced and desperate, face untenable conditions in refugee camps and UN compounds, with insufficient humanitarian aid reaching those in dire need.
International Apathy and the Humanitarian Crisis
The international community's failure to adequately fund relief efforts is highlighted as a critical issue exacerbating the suffering in South Sudan.
Call to Action for Peace
The South Sudan Women Cry for Peace advocate for immediate, actionable steps to foster an environment conducive to genuine peace talks. They call for the release of detainees, the retreat of involved foreign troops, and the protection of civilians from ongoing conflict.
Empowering South Sudanese Civil Society
Emphasizing the importance of inclusivity in the peace process, they urge for the voices of women, youth, and religious leaders to take part in shaping the future of their nation.
Unity and Compassion: The Way Forward
In a powerful closing statement, the SSWCFP appeals to the people of South South to rise above divisiveness, joining hands to build a society founded on unity, democracy, and prosperity, honoring the sacrifices of those who fought for freedom.
Travel: The Pillar of Understanding and Peace
The pursuit of peace in South Sudan is not just a matter of negotiation but also understanding and unity. The impact of travel in fostering connections cannot be underestimated—it brings people together, promotes cultural exchanges, and can play a pivotal role in rebuilding a nation. As the country embarks on a journey toward stability, it is travel and hospitality that may pave the way for diverse international and local actors to converge on South Sudanese soil, seeking to weave a tapestry of peace and cooperation so desperately needed.