South Sudan
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Lugbara people
The Lugbara are a Central sudanic ethnic group who live mainly in the West Nile region of Uganda, in the…
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Starvation Used As Weapon of War in South Sudan Conflict
Starvation is being intentionally used as a war tactic in South Sudan’s brutal conflict, an UN-backed human rights panel said…
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Can You Guess Which Country is the Least Happy
Indeed this year, Finland was ranked as the happiest country in the world for the second year running.
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South Sudan's Women Deminers Brave Danger to Change Their Children's Future
A growing number of women deminers are clearing up bomb and unexploded ordnance – most of them mothers wanting to…
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Why a Ugandan farmer gave land to a refugee
In less than a year, a camp in northern Uganda has taken in more refugees than any other in the…
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A woman’s world for South Sudanese refugees
An estimated 86% of the more than 900,000 South Sudanese refugees in Uganda are women and children, says the UN.…
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US Sanctions: Some Red Lines Are Redder Than Others
Many will have welcomed the U.S. government’s decision last month to impose sweeping sanctions on 271 employees of the Syrian…
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7 Civil Wars in Africa We Must Never Forget
Several conflicts have rocked various African countries over the years, leading to the death, injury and displacement of millions. There…
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Ballooning population fuels nightmare in Africa
By Gwynne Dyer For the first time in six years, there is famine in the world: a real, United Nations-declared…
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South Sudan: AU Weighs Sending Troops to South Sudan
By Ivan Mugisha The African Union (AU) is considering sending troops to South Sudan, as a last resort to quell…
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