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Waakhe Simon Wudu
South Sudan’s independent media under pressure
Africa
Waakhe Simon Wudu
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10 Jul 2019
Eight years after independence, South Sudan still struggles to address media challenges. Independent journalists continue to fear for their freedom
Lily-eaters of starving South Sudan
Africa
Waakhe Simon Wudu
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3 Mar 2017
Civil war has caused the famine and families who fled to the swamps can’t grow their own food.
S Sudan: Hundreds drown in ferry accident while fleeing violence
Africa
Waakhe Simon Wudu
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14 Jan 2014
At least 200 South Sudanese civilians have died when a boat, packed with people escaping fighting between government forces and rebels, capsized.
South Sudan loyalists eye last town held by rebels
Africa
Waakhe Simon Wudu
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11 Jan 2014
South Sudan's loyalist troops head for the last major rebel-held town as the UN urges President Salva Kiir to release detainees loyal to Riek Machar.
S Sudan government, rebels to begin peace talks
Africa
Waakhe Simon Wudu
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1 Jan 2014
As a nearly three-week-old civil war affects South Sudan, government and rebel officials are expected to begin formal talks on a possible ceasefire.
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