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What's Happening in Juba: Katy Snowball
Rwandan convoy in the road to Juba in 2014. RICHARD STUPART/ADR As reports of heavy weapons fire in Juba continue to arrive, RICHARD STUPART speaks to IOM project […]
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What's Happening in Juba: Dr Lual Deng
Rwandan convoy in the road to Juba in 2014. RICHARD STUPART/ADR As reports of heavy weapons fire in Juba come in over the weekend, RICHARD STUPART spoke to Dr Lual Deng, […]
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If We Leave, We Are Killed
A recently-released IOM report, titled If we leave, we are killed examines what became of the United Nations’ protection of civilian (PoC) sites that appeared when […]
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Is peace coming to South Sudan?
A peace deal has been signed in South Sudan, but will it last and what comes next? Features editor RICHARD STUPART talks to journalist ANDREW GREEN about the likelihood […]
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Limits to any future war
The end of the rainy season in South Sudan makes it possible for the war against Riek Machar’s SPLA in Opposition (SPLA-IO) to restart in earnest, and despite the […]
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The Days That Started a War in South Sudan
The killing of civilians in Juba, South Sudan in mid-December set the stage for the civil war that has torn the country apart over the last five months. Although the […]
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A Violent Kind of Ceasefire, Part 2
In this second part of a two-podcast series, ADR editor Richard Stupart interviews journalist Adriane Ohanesian about emerging evidence of widespread massacres of Nuer […]
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A Violent Kind of Ceasefire
Despite a recently signed, and barely honoured ceasefire, the positions of Riek Machar and Salva Kiir remain apparently irreconcilable, while evidence of organised […]
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While You Were on Holiday: DRC, South Sudan & the CAR
Welcome to 2014! While you were away at the beach/alpine cabin/in-laws’ house there were a few important events unfolding in some of the conflicts in Africa. Here […]
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What happened in Juba?
Attempted coup meets civil war threat in South Sudan: causalities, confusion and fear abound ADR contributor Kate Stegeman makes contact with Juba-based UN, IOM, civilian […]