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After years of war, South Sudanese still live in fear of landmines

Published on: Monday 31 January 2022

The UN mine clearance worker gingerly sifts through a patch of dirt with a trowel in scrubland on the outskirts of a village near South Sudan's capital Juba. A colleague, also clad in safety gear of a ...

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After years of war, South Sudanese still live in fear of landmines