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Children Recount Trauma Of Abduction After Mass Release By South Sudan Rebels
YAMBIO, South Sudan (Reuters) – Bakhita was only 12 years old when rebels snatched her from her family’s farm, adding her to a grim list of almost 19,000 children that the United Nations says have been recruited, often by force, by armed groups in South Sudan’s brutal civil war.“I was thinking of my family every day.
South Sudan rebels, short on supplies, draw on determination By Reuter
© Reuters. The Wider Image: Short on supplies, South Sudan rebels fight on By Siegfried Modola KAYA, South Sudan (Reuters) - Before the South Sudanese rebels attacked the town of Kaya, they handed out supplies - a ragged strip of red cloth to identify themselves to each other as friendly forces, a packet of biscuits, and two precious magazines of ammunition per fighter. But government forces counter-attacked, killing several rebels and an American journalist.
East Africa: Egyptians Look to Sell Rift Valley Railways Stake
By Victor JumaEgyptian investment firm Qalaa Holdings has confirmed that it is talking to several local and international investors as it seeks to sell its stake in Rift Valley Railways. The Business Daily on Wednesday reported that a consortium of local firms has made a $133 million bid to buy an 80 per cent interest in the Kenya-Uganda railway from the Cairo-based firm. "Qalaa Holdings...
Kenya: Row Brewing Over How Oil Revenue From Turkana Basin Will Be Shared
By Kennedy SenelwaA battle over how oil revenue will be shared between Turkana County in northern Kenya and the national government is shaping up, after President Uhuru Kenyatta declined to assent to a Bill that spells out a resource-sharing formula. The prospect of petrodollars had generated high expectations in the arid Turkana area with a push to maximise the benefits from the discovery of 750 million barrels of oil in the South Lokichar basin.
Nigeria Pays U.S.$16.4 Stipend to Its Poor
By Mohammed MomohOne million poor and vulnerable Nigerians have started receiving a monthly stipend of $16.4 expected to cushion them economically. The social security programme dubbed Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) is part of the governing party's election campaign pledge to create a safety net for the poorest section of society. The government says payments started last week in nine out of 36 of the country's states.
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