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The team is working with local authorities and civil society to find fresh solutions to the young nation’s environmental challenges, one reused plastic bottle at a time.

Zero energy light bulbs and sturdy bricks for schools and homes. Some innovative communities in South Sudan are reusing waste in new ways as the world rallies to ban plastic pollution by the year’s end, with help from a small team of experts led by climate and environmental scientist Shazneen Cyrus Gazdar at theUN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS).

Another Quick Impact Project, namely the, The Glenside Community Restoration Project was officially opened yesterday in the community of Marriaqua. The Quick Impact Project a collaborative agreement between St Vincent and the Grenadines and he Government of the Republic of India, was signed in 2019 to fund the completion four projects at a cost of…

JONGLEI- If there is anything that can truly impact a community, that would be quality education, which in turns take both qualified teachers and an appropriate school building. The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) just sorted out the latter for the Bor A mixed primary school by handing over four blocks of fully renovated blocks of classrooms. “If we can educate

United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) hand over renovated classroom blocks to primary school in Bor

LAKES – One of numerous benefits of a peaceful environment is that it allows for time and effort to be dedicated to cultural endeavours. Thanks to funding from the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, UNMISS, creatively inclined souls in Rumbek now have a proper venue to showcase their work to the public, namely the Akon Buoi Cultural Centre.

Boost for Rumbek artists as United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) hands over renovated cultural centre

INDIAN Business Forum Philippines Association Inc. (IBF), an organization comprised of Indian corporations from pharmaceutical, information technology-business process management (IT-BPM), agriculture, manufacturing, textile, chemical, automobile and health care held a business road show at Marriott Hotel, Iloilo on May 31.

WESTERN EQUATORIA – Under a makeshift, torn shelter, displaced children in Ezo usually gather, to learn from their teachers. Conflict has taken a heavy toll on them, and they have nowhere else to study. Returning to their original villages is a thought that still strikes fear into their hearts. Whether under the scorching sun in the dry season or during cloudbursts that mark

United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS)-funded school gives displaced children in Ezo hope to learn and lead in future