Residents in South Sudan are struggling to protect their homes and livelihoods as the country faces catastrophic flooding for the sixth consecutive year. The United Nations reports that over 375,000 people have been displaced in 2025 alone, with seasonal floods becoming more severe and unpredictable due to climate change. Community members are forced to manually dredge material to build barriers against the encroaching water, which has permanently altered the landscape.
Date: December 14, 2025. Source: independent.co