South Sudan Unrest: Curfew Imposed Amid Deadly Revenge Attacks on Sudanese Nationals
2025-01-17
MSN
South Sudan, which gained independence from Sudan in 2011 after a prolonged civil war, is experiencing a surge in violence with a growing number of Sudanese nationals fleeing the country, amid reports of deadly revenge attacks, prompting the government to impose a curfew to maintain law and order, as the situation continues to deteriorate, with the African Union and international community calling for calm and restraint, to prevent further escalation of the conflict and ensure the safety of refugees, with key issues including border disputes and ethnic tensions, and the need for diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis
