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South Sudan says aid workers can not go to 'insecure' rebel-held areas
"We cannot allow them (aid workers) to go and then be hit by wrong elements against peace and then the government will be blamed"
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Hospital's prosthetics deliver limbs and new life in South Sudan
The hospital is in high demand in a country born of war that remains littered with mines and explosive devices, with civil war still raging
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Hundreds of fighters from Chad, Darfur feeding off Libya's turmoil - report
Failure to secure peace deals and reintegrate rebels in Chad and Sudan has led to a "market for cross-border combatants"
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U.S. Supreme Court breathes new life into Trump's travel ban
Supreme Court allows temporary ban on travellers from six Muslim-majority countries and all refugees to go into effect for people with no strong ties to the United States.
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INTERVIEW-Mothers and babies at risk amid critical midwives' shortage in South Sudan
"In midwifery, you realise saving two lives in one go is a very unique opportunity..."
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Donors pledge $352 mln to help Uganda's South Sudanese refugees
Uganda needs some $2 billion for its surging refugee population
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EU offers 85 mln euros to help fund Uganda's refugee response
Uganda needs some $2 bln to plug funding shortages for its surging refugee population
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Conflict, drought push "unprecedented" 81 million into food aid - study
People in 45 countries are unable to feed themselves
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The world's refugee crisis: Out of sight, out of mind
As western countries build barriers against refugees, Uganda is welcoming 2000 every day
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A children's refugee crisis offers a chance to do things differently
Only two cents in every dollar of humanitarian aid goes to programmes targeted at protecting children from violence
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