“Quiet.”
The voice of the head of the UN Mine Action Service in South Sudan rings out across the open field.
“Firing.”
Silence.
Then a loud thud is heard in the distance.
“Good, I’m happy with that result.”
Found in the middle of Juba, safely defused by the UN Mine Action Service, averting potential disaster.
Multi-skilled South Korean peacekeepers offered citizens (two- and four-legged) of Anyidi, Jonglei, medical and veterinary services and a tad of traditional drumming.
Solar lamps, and an ambulance, were part of the renovation package as UNMISS peacekeepers handed over the Jonglei Health Institute in Bor to its administrators.