South Sudan journalists train on ethical standards
File photo of a journalist in Juba By Richard Sultan Journalists in South Sudan convened in Juba on Wednesday to
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South Sudan leader threatens to abandon peace talks after highway attacks
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UN Peacekeepers on South Sudan border dismiss allegations of sexual exploitation
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Red Army Foundation severe ties with South Sudan ruling party
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Worshipers ambushed, three killed on South Sudan highway
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Frontline community workers help battle malnutrition, encourage mothers to breastfeed children
While nutrition centres provide therapeutic food to treat malnutrition, mothers are counselled on the nutritional benefits of breastfeeding By Robin
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Women’s group demands for more representation in parliament.
Mrs. Modi Enosa Mbaraza Executive Director of “Young Women Christian South Sudan” reading out the press statement to the media (Photo: John Agok)