Religion and Nationalism in South Sudan - Chosen Peoples: Christianity Political Imagination By Christopher Tounsel. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2021. Pp. 205. 25.95, paperback (ISBN: 9781478011767) – CORRIGENDUM Volume 63 Issue 3

The purpose of the paper is to analyze and assess determinants participation People’s Republic China in United Nations Mission South Sudan. first part presents background Chinese army’s involvement Sudanese states, second shows specificity its UNMISS. next two parts deal, respectively, with political, military strategic, economic China’s this mission. research problem contained question what we...

The signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) in Sudan has created a new opportunity for peace. Approaches to food security must now be reoriented based on the agro-ecological diversity in Sudan. WFP is in a unique position to catalyse an approach to food security that meets immediate needs and contributes to long-term recovery, in collaboration with the Government of National Unity (G...

Not all of the Sudan has been covered by post studies; and parts of it seemed more favoured research topic of the others. The first attempt to study the flora of the study area was in 1958, which included in the work of Harrison and Jackson about classification of the Sudan vegetation. The study area was very rich of plant diversity, especially trees and shrubs, because of the high rainfall and...

At independence in 2011, South Sudan's health sector was almost non-existent. The first national health strategic plan aimed to achieve an integrated health facility network that would mean that 70% of the population were within 5 km of a health service provider. Publically available data on functioning and closed health facilities, population distribution, road networks, land use and elevation...

Correspondence to Dr Soumitra S Bhuyan; [email protected] History is dotted with stories of war crimes in which civilians, patients and health personnel have been killed and health facilities destroyed by warring factions. In 1949, the International Humanitarian Law (IHL) as contained in the four 1949 Geneva Conventions was officially ratified by 196 countries. The law promoted medical neutra...