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Stability spurs agricultural boom along Central Equatoria’s main supply corridor
UNMISS' Radio Miraya went live from Aru Junction with stories of how traders and farmers are benefiting from relative stability and peace with the support of peacekeepers from Nepal. Photo: Clayton Moyo/UNMISS. Abawu Lorna…

Final step of Warrap community discussions paves way for outlawing early marriages
In Kuajok, a harmonization workshop on customary law in Warrap State led to the consensual abolishment of early and forced marriage. Pending on state government approval, this decision will soon be translated into formal law…

Goma: BiEster foundation and MONUSCO want to strengthen women's resilience in the face of conflicts
The BiEster Foundation, which has been involved for several years in psychosocial support, economic empowerment and the promotion of women's rights in conflict zones, relies on concrete strategies to raise women's awareness…

«Parler pour protéger» : a radio program to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse
by Martial Mukeba Wa Mukeba Since July 11, 2025, MONUSCO's Conduct and Discipline (CDT) Section has launched a radio program entitled "Parler pour protéger" in partnership with Radio Okapi, the UN radio in DRC. This program…

UNIFIL observation post, damaged during conflict, is operational again
The UN flag was raised once again yesterday at a UNIFIL observation post along the Blue Line in Labbouneh. The post, which was damaged during the recent conflict, underwent major repairs recently. The “OP LAB” post became…

From resistance to reconciliation: Armed youth form peace committee in Warrap State
Anguei Angelo Madit, center of the photo, is one of the members of a Youth Peace Committee from Abyei and Twic County that are committed to bringing peace to their communities. WARRAP STATE – “Where is Angelo?” It’s been…

Mosso’s last residents want security forces, patrols and help for displaced to return
UNMISS peacekeepers conduct frequent controls around camps for displaced persons around Tambura to protect civilians from outbreaks of violence in the volatile area. WESTERN EQUATORIA – Once, almost 400 people called Mosso…

Peacekeepers provide a protective presence and essential support for struggling communities in Raja
UNMISS peacekeepers navigated heavily damaged roads to reach remote Raja, providing a protective presence, engaging with communities, and helping build resilience. Photo: Michael Wondi/UNMISS. As day breaks at the United…

UN peace efforts can work in a fractured world if there is political will
In an era marked by geopolitical fragmentation and rising global tensions, United Nations peace operations face unprecedented challenges, but senior officials told the Security Council on Tuesday that with renewed political…

Community Violence Reduction Project transforms lives in Eastern Equatoria
In Torit, 100 youth received vocational training under the UNMISS-supported Community Violence Reduction Project, which aims to boost income opportunities and prevent conflict. TORIT – “Our lives have turned from bad to…
