JUBA (SE) : “Over 100,000 people are living in fear and uncertainty and are unable to leave the city,” Bishop Erkolano Lodu Tombe, from Equatoria, South Sudan, told Radio Easter in Juba.

He said that the country has been hit by a wave of murders and massacres, which are believed to have been carried out by mixed military-civilian groups that target suspected supporters of the former vice president, Riek Machar.