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Stefanie Glinski
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South Sudan is the youngest country in the world, but instead of enjoying peace after gaining independence in 2011, it’s been stuck in years of violence and hardship. What was supposed to be a new beginning has turned into a long struggle for survival for millions of people. The civil war that broke out in 2013 has been devastating. Families have been torn apart, whole communities displaced, and countless lives lost. Many people have been forced to leave their homes, ending up in camps or even other countries. This
constant instability makes it almost impossible for South Sudan to build a strong government or improve everyday life. But it’s not just about politics and fighting; ordinary people face the toughest challenges. Hunger is a huge problem, with food shortages affecting millions. Children grow up without proper schooling, and healthcare is so limited that even basic illnesses can become life- threatening. It’s heart breaking
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