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Abyei, Ruweng blame multiple crisis for 'worst' CPE performance

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Unity State emerged as the best performing state with 82.2 percent performance. It is the second time the oil-rich state has ranked number one followed by Jonglei State and Warrap State in those two years. Meanwhile Ruweng and conflict-affected Abyei Administrative Area became the worst performing regions in country as Upper Nile State ranked third bottom of the list.

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Abyei, Ruweng blame multiple crisis for 'worst' CPE performance

Education ministers in Abyei and Ruweng administrative areas have blamed the poor performance in the nation-wide Certificate of Primary Examination (CPE) results on insecurity, climate change and influx of returnees. Unity State emerged as the best performing state with 82.2 percent performance followed by Jonglei with 77.2 percent and Warrap State with 75.2 percent, the exam results released on Wednesday. It is the second time the oil-rich stat…

3 months ago·South Sudan

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