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A young child stands barefoot amid the charred remains of destroyed homes in a South Sudanese village, framed by burnt mud walls and scorched earth, illustrating the human cost of renewed conflict and failed peace efforts.

South Sudan’s Unfinished Independence and the Collapse of Peacekeeping Diplomacy

by Joseph Isaac

January 26, 2026

When South Sudan gained independence in July 2011, the world's youngest nation was celebrated as a beacon of hope in ...

Aerial view of buildings burning in Khartoum, Sudan, with thick black smoke rising into the sky — symbolising the country’s collapsing economy and ongoing war. The image captures the human and structural toll of Sudan’s conflict, where the army (SAF) and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) fight over territory, gold, and trade routes. It visually represents the article’s theme: Sudan’s war economy intertwined with Red Sea geopolitics, famine, and illicit wealth amid regional power rivalries.

Sudan’s War Economy and Red Sea Geopolitics Collide

by Africa360 Degrees Featured Desk

November 5, 2025

The nation once called the breadbasket of the Nile now gnaws at its own bones. Markets lie hollow, harvests rot ...

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