Founding Director
John Prendergast
During the course of the ten years of Enough’s existence, we have had the chance to be involved in so many consequential issues, projects, and moments. One personal way to catalogue some of this is through this webpage of the history of my own involvement in many of these efforts. This webpage contains the links to all kinds of different content I’ve been a part of over the last decade.
– John Prendergast
- Bio
- Television
- Op-Eds
- Documentaries
- Movies
- Videos
- Magazine Articles
- Congressional Testimonies
- Books
- Enough Publications
- Speeches

John has worked for the White House, the State Department, two members of Congress, the National Intelligence Council, UNICEF, Human Rights Watch, the International Crisis Group, and the U.S. Institute of Peace. He has been a big brother in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program for over 35 years to ten different boys, as well as a youth counselor and basketball coach.
John is the author or co-author of eleven books. His latest book is Congo Stories, co-authored with Congolese activist Fidel Bafilemba and featuring photographs by Ryan Gosling. His previous book was Unlikely Brothers, a dual memoir co-authored with his first “little brother,” Michael Mattocks. His two books before that were co-authored with Don Cheadle: Not On Our Watch, a New York Times bestseller and NAACP non-fiction book of the year, and The Enough Moment: Fighting to End Africa's Worst Human Rights Crimes.
During his time in government, John was part of the facilitation team behind the successful two-year mediation led by Anthony Lake which ended the 1998-2000 war between Ethiopia and Eritrea, the deadliest war in the world at the time. He was also part of peace processes for Burundi (led by President Nelson Mandela), Sudan (led by Lazaro Sumbeiywo) and DR Congo.
John also co-founded the Enough Project, a policy organization aimed at countering genocide and crimes against humanity. Under the Enough Project umbrella, John has helped create a number of initiatives and campaigns. With George Clooney, he co-founded the Satellite Sentinel Project, which until 2015 aimed to prevent conflict and human rights abuses through satellite imagery. With Tracy McGrady and other NBA stars, John founded the Darfur Dream Team Sister Schools Program to fund schools in Darfurian refugee camps and create partnerships with schools in the United States. He also helped launched the Raise Hope for Congo Campaign, highlighting the issue of conflict minerals that fuel the war there and supporting a more comprehensive peace process, and its companion Conflict-Free Campus Initiative. He also co-founded the Sudan Now campaign, which supported the holding of a peaceful referendum for South Sudan in 2010.
John has been awarded seven honorary doctorates. He is or has been a visiting professor at Stanford University, Yale Law School, Columbia University, Dartmouth College, Duke University, Claremont McKenna College, Kean University, American University, American University in Cairo, the University of San Diego, the University of Pittsburgh, Temple University, Albright College, St. Mary's College, the University of Massachusetts, and Eckerd College.
John appears in the Warner Brothers' motion picture The Good Lie, starring Reese Witherspoon. He is a primary subject of the book by Jane Bussman, "A Journey to the Dark Heart of Nameless Unspeakable Evil."
John has appeared in five episodes of 60 Minutes, for which the team won an Emmy Award, and helped create African characters and stories for two episodes of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, one focusing on the recruitment of child soldiers and the other on rape as a war strategy. John has also traveled to Africa with NBC’s Dateline, ABC’s Nightline, The PBS NewsHour, CNN’s Inside Africa, Newsweek/The Daily Beast, and The New York Times Magazine.
He has appeared in several documentaries including: Merci Congo, When Elephants Fight, Blood in the Mobile, Sand and Sorrow, Darfur Now, 3 Points, Son of South Sudan, and War Child. He also co-produced with Martin Sheen and Melissa Fitzgerald the documentary After Kony: Staging Hope, which focuses on Northern Uganda. John partnered with Downtown Records and Mercer Street Records to create the compilation album Raise Hope for Congo, combating sexual violence against women and girls in Congo.
He has been profiled in The New York Times Magazine, Vanity Fair, Men's Vogue, Time, Entertainment Weekly, GQ, Oprah Magazine, The Hill, Capitol File, Arrive, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Spectator Life, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
John has received the following awards: Vital Voices Solidarity Award, The Huffington Post Game Changer Award; the United Nations Correspondents Association Global Citizen of the World Award; the Lyndon Baines Johnson Moral Courage Award; the Princeton University Crystal Tiger Award; the U.S. Department of State Distinguished Service Award; the Center for African Peace and Conflict Resolution Award; Outstanding Literary Work for Not on Our Watch at the 39th NAACP Image Awards; 12th Annual Moste Lanterns Award; Global Action Humanitarian Award; American University School of International Services Alumnus of the Year; Southern California Mediation Association Randolph Lowry Lecturer Award; Dispute Resolution Services Louis M. Brown Conflict Prevention Award; Leon H. Sullivan Foundation Special Service Award; Temple University Alumni Fellow; Kean University Human Rights Institute Award; the State Department’s Superior Honor Award; and the Champion of Human Life Award from The Values Network.
For information on speeches by John Prendergast and to contact him for a speaking opportunity, please click the SPEECHES tab above.
Television Appearances
- National Geographic Explorer S10 EP13, Conflict Gold in Congo (National Geographic, May 2017)
- Politics and Culture: The Promise (MSNBC Hardball with Chris Matthews, April 2017)
- South Sudan's Government-made Famine (CBS 60 Minutes, March 2017)
- John Prendergast on Famine in South Sudan (Channel 4 UK, March 2017)
- The Lead with Jake Tapper: Clooney lends star power to expose war profiteering (CNN, September 2016)
- George Clooney on exposing corruption in South Sudan (Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace, September 2016)
- South Sudan leaders used chaos of war to loot billions, investigation reveals (PBS Newshour, September 2016)
- John Prendergast on CNN International: South Sudan's Anniversary Marks Little to Celebrate (July 2015, CNN)
- BBC World News on South Sudan (BBC World News, February 2014)
- George Clooney and John Prendergast on Crisis in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains (PBS Newshour, March 2012)
- John Prendergast and George Stephanopoulos (ABC Good Morning America, March 2012)
- John Prendergast and George Clooney with Charlie Rose (PBS, March 2012)
- Human rights advocate John Prendergast (WHUT-PBS, July 2011)
- ‘Unlikely Brothers’ Chronicles Forging of a Unique Bond for 2 Men (PBS Newshour, June 2011)
- Tea with John Prendergast (The Economist, February 2011)
- John Prendergast and George Clooney, Avoiding Sudan Disaster (CBS News, October 2010)
- Larry King Live (CNN, October 2010)
- Chaos and Greed (CBS 60 Minutes, November 2009)
- Searching for Jacob (CBS 60 Minutes, October 2006)
Op-Eds
- Two Rare Moments with John Lewis (The Hill, August 2020)
- Killer Corruption (Project Syndicate, May 2020)
- From Sledgehammer to Scalpel: How Foreign Powers Can Support Sudan (African Arguments, September 2019)
- This Terror Sponsor Just Got Into the U.S. on a Diplomatic Passport (Daily Beast, October 2018)
- The Last U.S.-Brokered Peace in Africa (AllAfrica.com, September 2018)
- Go after the money to stop human rights crimes (New York Times Sunday newsletter, September 2018)
- Congo’s Looting and Killing Machine Moves Into High Gear (The Daily Beast, June 2018)
- Don’t Remove Sudan from the Terrorism List (U.S. News & World Report, February 2018)
- Sudan's new Cold War gambit (The Hill, January 2018)
- Ambassador Nikki Haley’s Africa trip: ‘Mission Possible’ for fixing peacemaking model (Fox News, October 2017)
- A Worsening Crisis in Congo (Foreign Affairs, October 2017)
- The Sudan Sanctions Must Stay (U.S. News & World Report, October 2017)
- Reverse Course in South Sudan (U.S. News & World Report, June 2017)
- Why Donald Trump Needs to Take Action on Sudan (TIME, May 2017)
- Corrupt Leaders Thrust South Sudan Into Famine and Abject Ruin (Daily Beast, March 2017)
- Congo's violent kleptocracy at a crossroads (Fox News, February 2017)
- Don't Let Sudan Off the Hook (Foreign Affairs, January 2017)
- Modernize, don’t remove, Sudan’s sanctions (The Hill, January 2017)
- South Sudan Is on the Cusp of Genocide—It Can Be Stopped, If We Care (Daily Beast, December 2016)
- A New Tool to Fight Genocide (Foreign Affairs, December 2016)
- How to Ensure Lasting Peace in South Sudan (TIME, October 2016)
- Mandela or Mobutu Moment in South Sudan? (Daily Beast, July 2016)
- Congo's Kabila Problem (Foreign Affairs, June 2016)
- Countering the Wizards of a Dystopian Oz (Newsweek, May 2016)
- Obama's Iran playbook gives hope to Darfur (The Hill, April 2016)
- Dirty Money Fuels South Sudan's War (Daily Beast, April 2016)
- Voices for war and peace in South Sudan (St. Louis Post Dispatch, February 2016)
- From FIFA to Sudan, Let's Make the World Unsafe for Kleptocracy (Daily Beast, December 2015)
- Saving South Sudan from Kleptocracy (Daily Beast, August 2015)
- How to Destroy a War Economy (Foreign Policy, August 2015)
- President Obama Must Help Tackle Africa's Hijacked States (TIME, July 2015)
Co-authored Op-Eds
With George Clooney:- Violence is the Business Model in South Sudan (USA Today, October 2019)
- How Congress Can Help Stop the Killing in Sudan (Politico, June 2019)
- Sudan Needs More Than Words. It Needs Action. (Washington Post, April 2019)
- In Support of Sudan’s Protesters (Guardian, January 2019)
- The Key to Making Peace in Africa (Foreign Affairs, March 2018)
- An American Lobbying Firm Is Helping Sudan's Vile Regime (TIME, July 2017)
- South Sudan’s government-made famine (Washington Post, March 2017)
- British Banks are Go-betweens in Global Conflict. This can be Stopped. (The Guardian, February 2017)
- Stop the Cash, Stop the Conflict (The Economist, November 2016)
- War crimes shouldn't pay in South Sudan (Washington Post, September 2016)
- Sanctions threats not enough in in South Sudan (CNN, June 2015)
- Sudan's Rape of Darfur (New York Times, February 2015)
- New Lost Boys of South Sudan (USA Today, February 2014)
- How to Stop An Inferno in South Sudan (Daily Beast, December 2013)
- Sudan could become a second Syria (USA Today, October 2013)
- Endgame in Sudan (Huffington Post, December 2012)
- The Crisis in the Sudans: The Urgency of U.S.-China Cooperation (Time, April 2012)
- Famine as a Weapon: It's Time to Stop Starvation in Sudan (Time, December 2011)
- Dancing with a dictator in Sudan (Washington Post, May 2011)
- Europe must do more to engage in Sudan (Prague Post, January 2011)
- Europe's Contribution to Peace in South Sudan (Project Syndicate, January 2011)
- Act now to preven war in the Sudan (CNN, December 2010)
- Late, But Not Too Late, for Sudan (Huffington Post, November 2010)
- We can prevent the next Darfur (Washington Post, October 2010)
- U.S. must help stop Sudan's slow-motion war (USA Today, June 2010)
- Obama's Opportunity to Help Africa (Wall Street Journal, November 2008)
With Don Cheadle:
- Darfur, 10 Years Later (USA Today, March 2013)
- Bang the Drum for Peace in Darfur (Huffington Post, March 2011)
- Taking a bold stand for the people of Darfur (Baltimore Sun, March 2006)
- Our friend, an architect to the genocide in Darfur (Los Angeles Times, February 2006)
- The nightmare of northern Uganda (New York Times, September 2005)
- 'Never again'—again (USA Today, March 2005)
With Ryan Gosling:
- Watch I Am Congo -- Because We're Not in It (Huffington Post, May 2012)
- Congo's Conflict Minerals: The Next Blood Diamonds (Huffington Post, April 2011)
- At War in the Fields of the Lord (ABC News, March 2007)
With Ashley Judd:
- Costs of Convenience (Huffington Post, November 2010)
- Calling for Conflict Minerals Certification with Ashley Judd (Huffington Post, October 2010)
- Ashley Judd: Electronics fuel unspeakable violence (CNN, September 2010)
With Sheryl Crow:
- Stop your gadget greed from fueling tragedy in Congo (Christian Science Monitor, April 2009)
With Javier Bardem:
- A Deadly Mother's Day Secret (Huffington Post, May 2011)
- Stop the 'vampires' in Congo (CNN, October 2008)
With Emmanuelle Chriqui:
- Stand Up for Congo's Women (Huffington Post, October 2008)
Robin Wright and John Prendergast:
- Cell phones and Congo's war against women (SFGate, January 2009)
Documentaries
- Merci Congo (Paul Freedman, 2016)
- Son of South Sudan (ESPN Inc., 2016)
- When Elephants Fight (Michael Ramsdell, 2015)
- Blood in the Mobile (Frank Piasecki Poulsen, 2010)
- 3 Points (Josh Rothstein, 2009)
- Darfur Now (Ted Braun, 2007)
- Sand and Sorrow (Paul Freedman, 2007)
- Emmanuel Jal - War Child (Christian Karim Chrobog, 2008)
Videos
- "The Taking of South Sudan" Launch Press Conference (The Sentry, September 2019)
- The Future of Confronting Genocide (World Affairs, September 2017)
- George Clooney's War on Kleptocracy In South Sudan (Daily Beast, September 2016)
- Sentry Launch Press Conference (The Sentry, September 2016)
- A New Approach to Sudan (Enough Project, May 2016)
- The Sentry: War Crimes Shouldn’t Pay (Enough Project, September 2015)
- Elevating the Conversation on Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict (Enough Project, March 2014)
- John Prendergast on Pizza with an Icon (Pizza with an Icon, November 2013)
- George Clooney Witnesses Nuba Mountains (Enough Project, March 2012)
- John Prendergast on the Colbert Report (Comedy Central, July 2011)
- Unlikely Brothers (Crown Publishing Group, April 2011)
- JP and Emmanuel Jal (Enough Project, April 2011)
- Bang the Drum for Darfur (Enough Project, March 2011)
- John Prendergast on Jon Stewart's Daily Show (Comedy Central, January 2011)
- Clooney, Kerry, Prendergast Press Conference (Enough Project, January 2011)
- George Clooney: Endgame in Sudan (Enough Project, December 2010)
- The Enough Moment (Enough Project, September 2010)
- Iman: Supermodel. Businesswoman. Activist. Refugee. (Enough Project, February 2010)
- Conflict Minerals 101 (Enough Project, November 2009)
- Ryan Gosling and John Prendergast: End Genocide and Change History (See Progress, August 2008)
Magazine Articles
- Horizon Magazine, March 2020
- Giving Magazine, December 2019
- The SciTech Lawyer, March 2016
- Standing up for the downtrodden (The Hill, March 2016)
- Witnessing atrocity, and still having faith (Washington Post, May 2014)
- Need some A-list clout behind your human rights campaign? Just ask John Prendergast (Spectator Life September 2013)
- 2012 Time 100 - John Prendergast (TIME, March 2012)
- John Prendergast: A Larger-Than-Life Humanitarian With an Undying Mission (Main Line Today, December 2011)
- John Prendergast - ‘responsibility to protect’ moment (Compass, Fall 2011)
- Enough Project Founder John Prendergast: A Model Big Brother (O Magazine, May 2011)
- Profile of ‘Unlikely Brothers’ authors (Washington Post, May 2011)
- Waging peace (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, February 2011)
- Bonds of Brotherhood (The Philadelphia Inquirer, 2011)
- Attention Grabber for Sudan's Cause (New York Times Magazine, December 2010)
- John Prendergast - Trendsetters (Arrive Magazine, May 2010)
- GQ, March 2009
- The face behind celebrity activism (Entertainment Weekly, May 2008)
- Africa's Horn Erupts (Foreign Affairs, 2007)
- Putting Action into Words, (Capitol File, 2007)
- Helping Hollywood get serious about Africa (Los Angeles Times, January, 2007)
- Endgame in Africa (Men’s Vogue, December 2006)
- Vanity Fair Nominates Darfur Mobilizers (Vanity Fair, October 2004)
Congressional Testimonies
- South Sudan’s Prospects for Peace (April 2016) - Watch the video
- Independent South Sudan: A Failure of Leadership (December 2015) - Watch the video
- Human Rights Violations in Sudan (March 2015)
- U.S. Policy Toward Sudan and South Sudan (February 2014)
- The Situation in South Sudan (January 2014)
- Democratic Republic of Congo and Great Lakes Region (April 2013)
- Conflict in Eastern Congo (December 2012)
- U.S. Policy Toward Sudan and the Great Lakes Region (March 2009)
- Sudan - U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (September 2008)
Books








- Congo Stories (2018)
- Unlikely Brothers (2011)
- Enough Moment (2010)
- Not On Our Watch (2007)
- God, Oil and Country (2002)
- Post-Conflict Reconciliation Programming (1997)
- Frontline Diplomacy (1996)
- Without Troops and Tanks (1994)
- Blood and Soil: Land, Politics, and Conflict Prevention (2004)
- Crisis Response: Humanitarian Bandaids in Sudan and Somalia (1997)
- Crisis and Hope in Africa (1996)
- Civilian Devastation: Abuses by all Parties in the War in Southern Sudan (1994)
Book Chapters:
- Dedicated to the People of Darfur (2009)
- What Matters: The World's Preeminent Photojournalists and Thinkers Depict Essential Issues of Our Time (2008)
- What You Need to Know About Africa and Why It Matters (2007)
- Crafting Peace: Strategies to Deal with Warlords in Collapsing States (2006)
- Be Bold (2006)
- 21st Century Peace Operations (2006)
- Ending Civil Wars: Implementation of Peace Agreements (2003)
- White Nile, Black Blood: War, Leadership, and Ethnicity from Khartoum to Kampala (2000)
- Civil Wars in Africa: Roots and Resolution (1999)
- Mending Rips in the Sky (1997)
Publications
- Strategic Pressure: A Blueprint for Addressing New Threats and Supporting Democratic Change in the DRC (2017)
- How The World’s Newest Country Went Awry: South Sudan’s war, famine, and potential genocide (2017)
- Violent Kleptocracies: How they're destroying parts of Africa and how they can be dismantled (2016)
- Paper Tiger in South Sudan (2016)
- Stolen Assets Must be Returned to the South Sudanese People (2016)
- Modernized Sanctions for Sudan (2016)
- Open Letter on U.S. Engagement in South Sudan's Peace Process (2015)
- Starving War, Feeding Peace, and Setting the Table for National Dialogue in Sudan (2014)
- Rwanda 20 Darfur 10: New Responses to Africa’s Mass Atrocities (2014)
- Feingold, Robinson, Kobler, and Dos Santos: International Keys to Peace in Congo (2014)
- South Sudan Field Dispatch: Peace Must Come Soon (2014)
- Memorandum: Ongoing SPLM Political Crisis and Violence in South Sudan (2013)
- Rwanda’s Stake in Congo: Understanding Interests to Achieve Peace (2013)
- The Economics of Ethnic Cleansing in Darfur (2013)
- Mary Robinson’s Next Steps to Help End Congo’s Deadly War (2013)
- Open Letter to President Obama (2013)
- 'What Is Not Said Is What Divides': Critical Issues for a Peace Process to End the Deadly Congo War (2012)
- A Broadened Peace Process is What’s Needed in Congo (2012)
- Not Just Mediation: The United Nations Security Council’s Role in Supporting Peace in the Two Sudans (2012)
- President Mbeki's Moment: A Stand for Peace in the Two Sudans (2012)
- Forgotten Again: How the World has Failed Abyei (2012)
- Urgent Steps to Counter Inter-Communal Violence in South Sudan (2012)
- How to Save Darfur’s Peace Process (2011)
- What the Arab Spring Means for Sudan (2011)
- A New U.S. Policy for the Two New Sudans (2011)
- Why a Certification Process for Conflict Minerals is Urgent: A View from North Kivu (2011)
- Congo’s Enough Moment (2010)
- Avoiding the Train Wreck in Sudan: U.S. Leverage for Peace (2010)
- What’s Wrong with U.S. Policy toward Sudan, and How to Fix It (2010)
- Stealing an Election In Slow Motion: Time for Real Consequences (2009)
- What To Do About Sudan Now (2009)
- From Mine to Mobile Phone: The Conflict Minerals Supply Chain (2009)
- U.S. Sudan Policy - The Fierce Urgency of Implementation (2009)
- A Political Settlement for Darfur: A Practical Roadmap (2009)
- Eastern Congo: An Action Plan to End The World's Deadliest War (2009)
Speeches
Topics for Speeches, Informal Talks, and Film Screenings with John Prendergast To contact John Prendergast for speaking opportunities, please send an email to Greg Hittelman, gh@enoughproject.org
- The Astonishing Story of Congo's Connections to America, and You
For five centuries right up to the present, Americans and Europeans have benefited enormously from an astonishing history of exploitation of the people and natural resources of a country in the heart of Africa: the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The people of Congo are fighting back, risking their lives to resist and alter the deadly status quo. And human rights movements led by young people in the U.S. and Europe are supporting those Congolese change-makers. As a result, the way the world deals with Congo is finally changing. Based on the book by John Prendergast and Fidel Bafilemba, the book's beautiful photos by Ryan Gosling will be available to project on a screen before and after the talk.
- War Crimes Shouldn’t Pay: Stopping War Profiteering by Following the Money
Perhaps more than any other factor, war has driven and shaped human history. Superficially, many wars seem to have had no clear rationale or identifiable cause. Scratch beneath the surface, though, and there is one common denominator: unchecked greed. War may be hell for the people, but it is very profitable and politically beneficial for a small group of opportunists. I want to illustrate this by focusing on the region of the world I’ve spent the better part of the last 35 years working on: East and Central Africa, the deadliest war zone globally since WW2. Sudan, South Sudan and Congo are three of the deadliest wars in history, and when combined with genocide in Rwanda, Darfur, and the Nuba Mountains, the death toll amounts to over ten million in the last three decades alone.
- 10 Building Blocks for Making a Difference in the World and in Your Neighborhood
I have pursued two paths to making an impact: locally through being a mentor and "Big Brother" to kids whose fathers are absent, and globally through my work for human rights in Africa. I talk about how I stumbled onto both of these paths in my early 20s, and then provide ten ingredients I have found to have contributed to making a difference throughout these last three decades. I intersperse personal stories of Africa, celebrities, and inspirational stories of how change can happen.
- The Holocaust, Modern Genocides and the Anti-Atrocities Movement
Genocide has evolved over time since the Holocaust. But the variables going into genocide have remained the same: targeting people on the basis of their identity. The biggest symbol of hope on the horizon regarding efforts to counter genocide is the growing people's movement to stop it from happening. I talk about how social movements are the force that has changed the course of history in the past in response to terrible atrocities, and will do so again with regard to genocide.
- Success Stories in Student and Celebrity Activism
The good news is that -- despite all the cynicism -- activism works. Social change is possible when people organize to counter injustice, when they move from being Bystanders to Upstanders. Social movements are key. In almost every case of dramatic or even incremental social change, behind it is a social movement: anti-slavery, civil rights, women, labor, environment, peace, LGBT, etc. Students are always in the vanguard of these efforts, and celebrities are usually major components of a successful strategy as well. Success stories aren't reserved just for U.S. causes. There are also dramatic success stories when social movements in the US and internationally ally themselves in solidarity with change agents on the frontlines of the injustice: sweatshops, modern slavery, wars, diseases, poverty. Drawing on decades of experience with social movements that have had a major impact in Africa, I provide a number of vignettes in which students and celebrities have made a difference on issues of importance to them.
- Seven Stories of Change and Transformation
I provide vignettes that highlight how I ended up focused on trying to change the world and examples of how I've tried to do that in my work, volunteerism, and broader life path.
- Unlikely Brothers: The Impact of Mentoring
My life as a Big Brother in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Program over the last thirty years is the focus of this talk, with stories and lessons from my experiences.
DOCUMENTARIES, MOTION PICTURES, AND TV SHOWS FOR Q AND A EVENTS:- The Good Lie: A Warner Brothers movie starring Reese Witherspoon and a number of South Sudanese actors which is a dramatization of the story of the Lost Boys of Sudan who eventually were resettled in the U.S.
- Merci Congo: A documentary about the conflict minerals movement and Congo
- When Elephants Fight: A documentary about Congo
- Sand and Sorrow: An HBO documentary about Darfur
- Darfur Now: Don Cheadle’s documentary about Darfur
- After Kony: Staging Hope: How a theater group impacted former child soldiers
- War Child: A documentary about refugees and child soldiers in South Sudan
- 60 Minutes episode: The Deadly Gold Trade in Congo
- Son of South Sudan: Manute Bol ESPN documentary
- 60 Minutes episode on South Sudan