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South Sudan Suicide Rate (2026)
Suicide mortality estimates provide useful insight into one aspect of the complex public health environment in South Sudan. The South Sudan suicide rate in 2026 presents the latest available figures while offering a basis for examining changes across earlier periods. Data is expressed as suicide deaths per 100,000 inhabitants to create a standardized population measure. This page reviews South Sudanβs latest estimates, historical patterns, annual changes, and available male and female suicide statistics.
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Based on the latest South Sudan suicide rate and population estimates
Key Statistics
Male vs Female Suicide Rate (2026)
Per 100K
South Sudan vs Africa vs World Suicide Rate (2026)
Per 100K
Top 10 Countries by Suicide Rate (2026)
Per 100K
Countries With Similar Suicide Rates
Per 100K
Related Health Indicators (Latest)
South Sudan in Africa (2026)
Per 100K
Africa Position
Continent Comparison
Average suicide rate by continent
Key Insights
Latest ranking and historical findings
South Sudan ranks #73 globally for suicide rate.
The latest value is 0.99 higher than the global average.
South Sudan is 2.17 above the Africa average.
The historical peak was 10.73 in 2026.
The historical low was 10.73 in 2026.
Data & Methodology
How this indicator is calculated and presented
The suicide rate for South Sudan is reported using the unit Per 100K. Historical values are taken from the available annual records and shown from the earliest to the latest finalized year.
Live estimates are calculated from the latest available rate and population. They are statistical estimates only and should not be interpreted as official real-time counts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this data
What is the latest suicide rate in South Sudan?
The latest available value is 10.73 Per 100K .
What does Per 100K mean?
It is the reporting unit used to compare this health indicator across years and countries.
Why is the latest year sometimes older than 2026?
Official health data often requires collection, verification, and publication before finalized figures become available.
How are the live estimates calculated?
The live estimates combine the latest available suicide rate with the population of South Sudan and distribute the estimated annual total across the current year, month, day, and hour.
Are the live estimates official recorded counts?
No. They are statistical estimates designed to show the expected pace based on the latest rate and population. Official recorded totals may differ.
Sources
Primary source and latest data details