Fuel Tax Hinders Relief Efforts in Hunger-Stricken South Sudan
Tax impositions are preventing United Nations fuel tankers from delivering aid in South Sudan. United Nations fuel tankers are being obstructed by South Sudanese authorities due to a tax dispute, posing a threat to the delivery of millions of dollars worth of aid amidst a humanitarian crisis, the U.N. mission in the country has disclosed.
A researcher from Oxford University has warned that five states in South Sudan will continue experiencing floods unless the ...
South Sudan President Salva Kiir has instructed the Chief Administrator of Ruweng Administrative Area, Stefano Wieu to closely work with his counterparts to prevent the ongoing war in Sudan from ...
The United Nations suspended some of its humanitarian relief in South Sudan after the government blocked fuel imports ...
The UN acknowledges assurances from the South Sudanese government that the recent imposition of taxes on fuel and supply ...
South Sudan President Salva Kiir has raised an alarm over the war in Sudan, saying the country should not be allowed to split ...
President Cyril Ramaphosa noted on Monday that South Sudan is now at a crucial point in its journey towards consolidating ...
South Sudan's vice-president has urged the Muslim community to support Sudanese refugees who have fled the ongoing war in their country. "Help the government to avert the economic crisis the ...
During their three-day trip, they visited Renk, where hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese returnees and Sudanese refugees ...
The conflict in Sudan has displaced over two million people, triggering one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises.
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