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United Nations Peacekeeping
On his second visit to Bor town in Jonglei, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and head of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), David Shearer, has underscored the need to urgently remove the obstacles that stop the people displaced by conflict from returning home.
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On visit to Bor, head of UNMISS stresses need to create conditions for displaced people to return home
UNMISS has handed over a new women's resource centre to women living in Aweil town.
Proactive and robust road repair work by UNMISS promotes nimble transportation and durable peace.
Kajo-Keji is no longer the bustling town it used to be. Most of its residents have fled to refugee camps in Uganda and are not daring to return home.
The Rumbek Field Office of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan has initiated a quick impact project to renovate a ten- room dormitory for girls at the Rumbek National Secondary School.
Testing and monitoring of a new UNMISS-financed solar power system installed at the primary health care centre in Maar in the Jonglei area.
Inspector Upendo Musa Kazumba directing a medal parade ceremony in Malakal. It is probably as good as directing drivers through chaotic traffic.
Not all roads lead to Rome. This one, robustly rehabilitated by the UN Mission, goes through Torit in Eastern Equatoria.
Gender mainstreaming is crucial everywhere, 24/7. Bor at sunset is no exception.
