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  • Japan’s Ambassador Visits South Sudanese Refugees Assisted By WFP in Gambella

    news ReliefWeb, 18 Jul 2014 (9 years ago )
    The Japanese Ambassador to Ethiopia, H.E. Mr. Kazuhiro Suzuki, visited refugee camps in Gambela yesterday (Thursday 17 July) to see how the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is providing critically-needed food assistance to South Sudanese refugees, thanks to Japan’s contribution of US$4.2 mi...
  • Humanitarian Crisis Unfolding in South Sudan

    news CCTV Africa, 22 Jul 2014 (9 years ago )
    Over 200 thousand South Sudanese refugees are seeking shelter in Ethiopia,and many more are streaming in. Reports indicate that the huge influx is straining Ethiopia's capacity. CCTV's Girum Chala reports from Pagak, Gambella, Ethiopia.
  • Ethiopia faces wave of refugees from South Sudan, warns UN relief official

    news UN News Center, 23 Jul 2014 (9 years ago )
    South Sudan is the most rapidly deteriorating humanitarian crisis in the world today, according to a senior United Nations relief operations official who made an urgent appeal for desperately-needed funding for Ethiopia, which hosts 180,000 mostly women and children South Sudanese refugees.
  • South Sudan’s next generation in a hurry to fight

    news The Guardian, 12 Nov 2014 (9 years ago )
    The boys skipping under the limp yellow string and ragged red flag that officially separates rebel-held South Sudan and Ethiopia escaped massacres, starvation and disease to seek shelter and safety across the border after a weeks-long walk that claimed many lives. Despite food rations and fears o...
  • Africa’s biggest road race

    news UNHCR, 23 Jan 2015 (9 years ago )
    Gambella, Ethiopia, January 14 - Two dozen South Sudanese refugees were on the run again over the weekend, but not for their lives this time. They were taking part in a five-kilometer fun run in western Ethiopia’s Gambella region to mark the completion of the United Nations Millennium Development Go...
  • ARRA, UNHCR launch relocation of South Sudanese refugees to new camp

    news UNHCR, 11 May 2015 (8 years ago )
    GAMBELLA, Ethiopia, 11 May 2015 (UNHCR): The Administration for Refugee and Returnee Affairs (ARRA) and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) have launched the relocation of thousands of South Sudanese refugees from flood-prone areas in the Gambella region to a new refugee camp l...
  • South Sudan fighting triggers new displacement, including into neighbouring countries

    news UNHCR, 04 Jun 2015 (8 years ago )
    This is a summary of what was said by UNHCR spokesperson Adrian Edwards – to whom quoted text may be attributed – at the press briefing, on 2 June 2015, at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. Heavy fighting in South Sudan's Unity and Upper Nile states over the last two months has displaced more than ...
  • UNHCR increases aid as South Sudanese refugees stream into Ethiopia

    news Thomson Reuters Foundation, 15 Apr 2014 (10 years ago )
    GENEVA, 15 April 2014 (UNHCR) - UNHCR announced on Tuesday it had begun airlifts and construction of new camps to help South Sudanese refugees fleeing to Ethiopia, who now total more than 95,000 and are growing at up to 1,000 a day. The UN refugee agency told reporters it was working with its par...
  • South Sudan refugees flood into Ethiopia: U.N

    news Korea Herald, 06 May 2014 (9 years ago )
    GENEVA (AFP) -- South Sudanese refugees have poured into neighbouring Ethiopia over the past three days to flee fighting in their homeland, the United Nations said Tuesday. Adrian Edwards, spokesman for the UN high commissioner for refugees, said that over 11,000 people had crossed into Ethiopia ...
  • S Sudan refugees flood into Ethiopia: UN

    news IOL News (AFP), 06 May 2014 (9 years ago )
    Geneva - South Sudanese refugees have poured into neighbouring Ethiopia over the past three days to flee fighting in their homeland, the United Nations said on Tuesday. Adrian Edwards, spokesman for the UN high commissioner for refugees, said that over 11 000 people had crossed into Ethiopia in t...