CENTRAL EQUATORIA – These days, the thorny bushes of Rego payam in Terekeka County shelter something other than insecurity. At the end of a history-laden path winding through palm trees and scattered ruins, remnants of once-vibrant villages destroyed by cattle raids, lies a rare sight in this dry part of the country: a sparkling, fresh water source. The artificial lake is one of the latest outcomes of a Quick Impact Project (QIP) initiated by the…









