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Feb 06

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National Geographic trains youths to use a camera as cultural passport

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Feb 06

South Sudanese youth learn photography to bridge cultures

By Anne Azzi Davenport, Jordan Vesey

How can young photographers help begin to forge cross-cultural understanding? One photo at a time is the philosophy behind the National Geographic's "Photo Camp" program, celebrating a decade of teaching students in 67 workshops around the world.

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Aug 15

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Fighting, waterborne disease plague South Sudanese displaced during rainy season

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Eight months of civil war in South Sudan has forced more than 1.5 million people out of their homes. Even those who found shelter in United Nations camps around the country endure desperate living situations, made worse by the country’s…

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Jul 10

Mentally ill shackled and neglected in Africa’s crisis regions

By Victoria Fleischer

Robin Hammond had never considered the long-term mental health effects on the Africans whose stories of war, famine and conflict he had covered for 12 years as a documentary photographer. But on a 2011 reporting trip to Sudan, he witnessed…

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Jul 08

At its third anniversary, South Sudan works to show new brighter side

By Larisa Epatko

After gaining its independence three years ago, South Sudan got a rush of media attention. But the continued internal fighting has cast the nascent country in a harsh light. The women at the Roots Project are hoping their handiwork and…

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Jun 02

Radio drama encounters real-life trauma in South Sudan

By Larisa Epatko

A new radio drama in South Sudan called Sawa Shabab coaches young listeners on life skills and getting along with others. But just as production was set to begin, violence erupted in the country -- the same violence the show's…

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May 09

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News Wrap: South Sudan president, rebel leader agree to ceasefire

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In our news wrap Friday, the president of South Sudan and the rebel leader agreed to a ceasefire during a meeting in Ethiopia. The two men agreed a transitional government offers the best chance for new elections. Also, Ford issued…

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May 05

Kerry’s trip reveals how little influence U.S. has in Africa

By Lara Jakes, Associated Press

The refusal this week by several leaders to heed urgings by Secretary of State Kerry confronts the Obama administration with a choice of its own: Pursue economic opportunities with governments that do not respect rule of law or human rights,…

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May 03

Kerry urges Africans to demand stability, combat corruption

By Lara Jakes, Associated Press

America's top diplomat said Saturday the U.S. is ready to help increase its ties with Africa, but nations across the continent need to take stronger steps to ensure security and democracy for its people.

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May 02

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Warning of genocide, Kerry urges meeting between South Sudan rivals

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Secretary of State John Kerry traveled to South Sudan to urge President Salva Kiir to meet the opposition and halt a four-month civil war. In recent weeks, hundreds of civilians have been slaughtered in the Bentiu, and more than a…

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