Blood on the Savannah: South Sudan's Cattle Raids Condemn a Nation to Perpetual Suffering The latest armed raid on a seasonal cattle camp in northwest South Sudan has left at least 49 people dead and 33 wounded, adding to the country's long list of atrocities.
The attack is part of a broader pattern of communal violence that has ravaged the country for decades.
Warrap State government officials have condemned the attack as an "armed cross border, criminal network" perpetuating the cycle of violence.