# South Sudan
Latest news and articles about South Sudan
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Paving the Way: Chinese Engineering Contingents and the Strategic Value of Infrastructure in South Sudan
Chinese peacekeeping engineers in South Sudan have completed a critical restoration of the Tonj-Romich supply line, overcoming severe rainy season conditions to restore humanitarian access. The project highlights China's specialized role within UNMISS, focusing on infrastructure as a foundation for regional peace and development.
The Weight of the Blue Beret: A Decade of Commemoration for China’s Fallen Peacekeepers
Ten years after the deaths of three Chinese peacekeepers in Mali and South Sudan, high-profile commemorations highlight China's ongoing commitment to UN missions and the domestic use of their sacrifice to foster military patriotism and global prestige.
Forging Readiness Under Fire: Chinese Peacekeepers Hold Live‑Fire Drills in South Sudan
China’s 12th peacekeeping infantry battalion in Juba conducted its first live‑fire training since deployment, testing small arms and sniper systems under extreme heat to sharpen combat readiness. The drills combined realistic scenarios with systematic data collection, drawing praise from UN staff and signalling China’s emphasis on professionalising its peacekeeping forces.