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"By this time, though, everything was gone: no buttocks left; ribs were exposed, thighs and arms didn’t have any meat or muscles left on them. I looked like a bamboo pole, literally, without visible curves whatsoever".
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"Evidently, according to the investigators, Biel was murdered and his body was thrown into the river."
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"The PoC community discovered that enclosure in the camp was the main cause of suicide in addition to locally brewed alcohol and drug abuses."
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Mass logging of natural forest reservesis threatening the wellbeing of Fauna and Flora (Animals and human life)in various villages of Liwolo and Kangapo counties of Yei River. Local officials said.
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Women in Marial Ajith are realizing their community’s potential
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“It was ululation, tears, and songs of happiness. Seeing the happiness in their faces after enduring so much fills us with hope. We won’t stop until all separated children are back home.”
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In 1936, the South Sudanese first Pilot Mading Riak was born in Eastern Lakes State, in a village called Aher. He is number four (4) of seven (7) siblings from Apaak clan of Yirol West. Mading Riak and his youngest brother Yuot Riak were the only siblings sent to school by their father Riak Amojpei.
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Sowing Seeds of Peace Initiative (SSPI) and South Sudan Council of Churches organized trauma and healing awareness in Rumbek, supported by System to Uphold the Credibility and Constitutionality of Elections in South Sudan (USAID-SUCCESS).
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When the five year old conflict started in December 2013, many youth were divided between the different political sides. Some became agents of division.
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The United Nations Migration Agency (IOM) brought to South Sudan for the first time its annual Global Migration Film Festival (GMFF).
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