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To take care of their childrens basic needs. Reporter raising a growing family is busy for any mother, but when the quake took away li lifeline utilities, this mother faced even bigger charges. With no hot water for baths, diaper rash became a daily battle. She made do, boiling water and using a laundry basket. After 12 days, the first real bath felt like a luxury. They are some of the lucky ones. Tens of thousands are still living in shelters. For the littlest family members, the cramped quarters pose a real danger. Theyre exposed to Infectious Diseases such as colds and flu. Kyo is trying to...

Opening up in the street. Fox friends first starts right now. It is a fun friday. Fox friends first this friday morning. Thank you so much for starting your day with us also ending your week. Bombshell new benghazi testimony is what we begin with. A retired general says the military should have done more to help americans the night of the terrorist attack. This as the white house keeps trying to spin the smoking enmails. Doug zoo laluzader is live. He thinks the administration couldnt have done more to save the u. S. Ambassador to libya. Three other americans killed in the attack in benghazi. ...

More than 53,000 pupils have today started sitting their primary leaving examinations across South Sudan. The launch of examinations was officiated by Vice-President Hussein Abdelbagi Akol.

“Living in Gudele Block 9 was a nightmare”: people and police working together for better safety and security in Juba The conflict that erupted in Juba, South Sudan in July 2016 had devastating effects on people’s lives - especially their sense of peace and security. Four years since the conflict, there was still no functioning police station in Juba’s Gudele Block 9, adding to the insecurity. Reopening a police station has helped communities in the area restore peace and security among many residents. Gudele Block 9 – one of Juba city’s 51 residential areas – was the worst hit ...