عربي
Reporting on South Sudan’s crisis
The Niles correspondents say reporting on South Sudan’s current crisis is challenging -- professionally and personally.
25.04.2024 | Nairobi
The Niles correspondent Waakhe Simon Wudu in Bor, January 19.
The conflict that erupted in the South Sudanese capital, Juba, on December 15, 2013, that later spread to other states like Jonglei and Unity State, has seen thousands of people losing their lives and half a million people forced to leave their homes.
The Niles correspondents from South Sudan and Sudan met in Nairobi from January 26 to January 30, to discuss professional and personal difficulties related to the conflict and violence in South Sudan.
For The Niles Ramadhan Khamis filed this film from Nairobi:
This article is part of:
#Pressfreedom: Under attack
Articles by MiCT The Niles
Floods in Sudan: A survey in pictures
Dozens of protesters killed, internet switched off in Sudan’s worst unrest in years
Sounds from across the 4,000-plus miles of the Nile
Press freedom under attack
Mourning Peter Julius Moi
South Sudan’s women in the spotlight [part 4]