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This Week in South Sudan – Week 49

Posted Monday, 10 Dec 2018 by Marie Sandnes

Tuesday 4 December

to reduce the reliance on cash.
in Unity.

Wednesday 5 December

, reportedly due to the fear of splitting the group.
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following the restoration of peace. The services were shut down after the civil war started.
Amir Idris in The Hill: 鈥溾€�.

Thursday 6 December

on women and girls by government soldiers between June 2016-September 2017.
Relief Web: 鈥溾€�

Saturday 8 December

despite the peace agreement.
Modern Diplomacy: 鈥溾€�.

Sunday 9 December

concerning an increase in the use of executions in Juba. .

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