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South Sudan reeling from U.S. aid cuts just when it needs help the most

World2025-09-20

A woman holds a baby in a hospital room.

As of 2024, nine million people in South Sudan, or more than 70 per cent of the population, were dependent on some form of foreign assistance, according to the UN. Now, that dependence is colliding with shrinking resources and a hunger crisis.

Source: CBC

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