Refugee influx and foreign aid cuts strain South Sudan's health care system
Summary
South Sudan’s health care system faces added strain from more than a million Sudanese refugees fleeing the civil war in Sudan. The article says cuts to U.S. global aid programs under President Donald Trump have made the effects especially visible there.Key Facts
- South Sudan has an underserved population with limited access to health care.
- More than a million Sudanese refugees are in South Sudan.
- The refugees fled the civil war in Sudan, which borders South Sudan to the north.
- The article links U.S. cuts to global aid programs with added pressure on South Sudan’s health care system.
- Special correspondent Anna Conkling reported the story for Noosphere, a new journalism app.
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