Renewed fighting between rival leaders forces mass exodus across South Sudan's borders as fears of wider war rise.
Renewed fighting between rival leaders forces mass exodus across South Sudan’s borders as fears of wider war rise.
By Faisal Ali
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About 300,000 people have fled South Sudan so far in 2025 as armed conflict between rival leaders threatens civil war, the United Nations warns.
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