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Search for Common Ground, Media Coordinator Daniel Lasuba has stressed the need for all journalists in South Sudan to strive to ensure the free exchange of information that is accurate, fair and thorough.
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Joel Mawadri is a senior three secondary school student of Pamuju secondary school in Nimule. Joel would be completing school this year had he not used his school fees on sports betting last year leaving him to stay out of school for a whole year.
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The biting economic woes in South Sudan caused by what some economists like Dr. Agnes Samba, a senior economist at the Catholic University termed as a state of ‘hyper-inflation’ in the country, has led to an increase in prices of basic commodities.
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“I loved music right from my childhood, I used to listen to music and I knew I had to venture into it” he said “partly I began doing music with angelic choir and that is where I started getting more in to music.”
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The United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said it is helping internally displaced persons (IDPs) in South Sudan by providing them with National Identity cards to protect them against the risk of being stateless.
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Whether you have been brought up in a region where farming is practiced or just joining the farming industry it is worth taking the time to know the steps you need to follow in order to be successful in the farming business.
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Isaloro Boma Chief of Imurok Payam, Torit County, Imatong State, Mr. John Kenyatta has come up with the slogan 'better late than never' as he spearheads the construction of latrine campaigns to outrace open air defecation in the village.
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Traditional car tyre footwear, made from recycled car rubber tyres are becoming popular in Jonglei due to its durability.
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In order to support their families, a group of women in Jonglei State began brewing local beer to be able to afford to pay for basic needs for their families.
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