US EditionHunger-stricken people from EES resort to quarry work in Juba
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Hunger-stricken people from EES resort to quarry work in Juba
Midan Dudu should be working at her farm in her home village in Eastern Equatoria State. However, Dudu, the only woman among many displaced people from Lopit in Eastern Equatoria State due to poor harvest this year, has been pushed by hunger in her village to quarries, where she eked out a living crushing stone. She started working at the quarries a few days after arriving in Juba from her village. Last week, the Paramount Chief of the Lopit Co…
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