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A South Sudanese who fled to America as a refugee due to the war of the 1990s has returned to South Sudan as a missionary with many church sponsored developmental projects to help rebuild the nation.
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The Principle of Juba College of Nursing and Midwifery (JCONAM), Petronilla Wawa Habib looks at training midwives as one of the ways to enhance reduction of deaths related to pregnancy cases.
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“I do not have enough drawing materials as I don’t make meaningful returns from this undertaking. I get less than 100 SSP at the end of the day although sometimes I am able to save something when I make up to 1,000 SSP,”
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In what seemed to have been the perfect business, turned out to be a total loss after the government in Western Lakes State issued an order banning the sale of alcohol.
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....It is time for South Sudanese to put their differences aside and embark heavily, deeply and actively on agriculture to alleviate the suffering of the South Sudanese people.
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South Sudan is yet to make a decision on its preferred route for transporting its oil, as it awaits the outcome of talks with Sudan over transfer costs.
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As we celebrate the end of the war and the start of the implementation of the peace agreement, let us not forget where we are coming from: the indescribable violence resulting in death and disappearance for many of our loved ones.
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The Toposa, with their Paramount Chief (extreme right), welcome arriving chiefs from (Greater) Western Equatoria, (Greater) Jonglei and (Greater) Warrap to Kuron Peace Centre, April 27 - May 2, 2016. [Photo by Jacob J. Akol]
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A Dutch based organization, SNV-Netherlands Development Organisation has equipped five schools in Imatong State with agricultural inputs for gardening projects in the schools.
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Health Experts advise that the safest way for expectant mothers to have safe deliveries and avoid maternal and neonatal death is by visiting health facilities.
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