In South Sudan, a group of men and boys is trying to break cultural taboos on a topic that often drives young girls out of school — menstruation. Men4Women is distributing menstrual pads to girls while also encouraging boys and men to engage in conversations and advocate policies that make sanitary hygiene products more accessible to girls. Sheila Ponnie reports from Juba.
Luol Deng plans to build a basketball academy in battle-scarred South Sudan
South Sudan celebrates a rare advance in technology this month as it launched a nationwide system for mobile money transfers
