Waiting out COVID-19 restrictions in South Sudan’s Peace Village
Stranded in a remote area of South Sudan, Gabe Hurrish encounters the Toposa people.
South Sudanese perseverance
Having suffered for generations, South Sudanese are mentally prepared for this coronavirus.
Fearing the worst if/when COVID-19 arrives in South Sudan
No reported cases—yet—but South Sudan is ill-prepared to handle the coronavirus pandemic.
Progress toward peace in South Sudan, finally!
Cautious hope and unresolved issues after the recent implementation of a unity government
New Year’s Mass in a camp for internally displaced South Sudanese
Despite squalor and desperation, ‘God is our joy!’
You will know them by their fruits
In Juba, South Sudan, fruit vendor Ivan and his wheelbarrow will show you the way
A court fails two strong women
A perversion of justice illustrates corruption and exploitation in South Sudan
Gabe Hurrish featured in USCMA’s Encounter newsletter
‘The Holy Spirit is a jolly joker,’ says Gabe.
Bako Jackline—woman strong
African women fight and persevere. Africa is a better place because of these strong women.
Training teachers in war-torn South Sudan
Gabe Hurrish seeks to help shape South Sudan’s future for the better
When a cow is more valuable than a human life
A week with far too many tragedies at a school in South Sudan
