Pope Francis arrives in South Sudan 

South Sudan, the world’s youngest country with a sizable Catholic population, has been wracked by brutal violence since the end of its civil war. The pope thinks that his visit will help to restart the country’s peace process.

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This is the first papal visit to South Sudan since the country’s independence in 2011, and while there is excitement, the journey comes with a feeling of urgency. Since the country’s independence from Sudan in 2011, a civil war has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions.JAMB Result

Despite a peace agreement, bloodshed along political and ethnic lines has continued, and millions are starving. In 2019, the pope met competing leaders, kissing their feet and appealing for peace in a moment that shook them. Many people believe that his visit, together with those of other Christian leaders, will have a stronger influence.NYSC portal

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