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Sudan: Returning to Yirol (14 December, 2005)
NAIROBI, 14 December (IRIN Radio) - Food is scarce for those returning home to Yirol after many years away, while displaced families from other areas who've settled in the county are also feeling the pinch. IRIN Radio reports on how they are coping. . . .
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Sudan: Missionary School (13th December, 2005)
NAIROBI, 13 December (IRIN Radio) - St Daniel's Comboni school in Kejo Keji offers a quality English-based education to Sudanese from across the south. IRIN Radio visits the school to talk to students and staff. . . .
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Sudan: Bringing Back Business Expertise (24 November, 2005)
NAIROBI, 24 November (IRIN Radio) - Sudanese who have spent time as refugees are coming back to the south and starting up new businesses, drawing on their experiences outside the country. In Kejo Keji, IRIN Radio assesses the fortunes of two working women with different backgrounds. . . .
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Sudan: Child Abuse in Yambio (16 November, 2005)
NAIROBI, 16 November (IRIN Radio) - The stories of children, especially girls, who've been sexually abused make painful listening. The programme also talks to a local youth group campagning to protect children from rape and other forms of abuse. . . .
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Sudan: Valuing cows more than girls (8 November, 2005)
NAIROBI, 10 November (IRIN Radio) - Forced early marriage of girls is common among many southern Sudanese communities, including the Dinka in Rumbek. Girls are valued for their bride price, normally paid in cows. IRIN Radio talks to some of the girls whose lives have been shattered by this custom, and asks - is it worth it? . . .
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Sudan: Healthy Minds (7 November, 2005)
NAIROBI, 7 November (IRIN Radio) - A counselling service in Kejo Keji is helping local people to recover from mental trauma triggered by the war and its consequences. IRIN Radio talks to patients and counsellors about the benefits of caring for your mental, as well as physical, health. . . .
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