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Less than 200 kilometers of paved road exist in South Sudan, a country where American entrepreneurs seek opportunities amid significant challenges.
Between 1971 and 1979, Idi Amin's regime was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Ugandans and the displacement of many more.
More than 70% of South Sudan's population is under 30, and many young people advocate for peace through music in the aftermath of civil war.
A 50-year-old missionary, Dorinda Coonan, has lived in the South Sudan village of Mario Liu for two years, aiding refugees from the Civil War.
Guor Maker, a South Sudanese refugee, strives to become his country's first Olympic athlete by competing in the marathon, highlighting the resilience of displaced individuals.
More than a million children in South Sudan are suffering from hunger due to the ongoing civil war and humanitarian crisis.
Over 100 South Sudanese refugees arrive daily at the border crossing into Kenya, where Manuela and her sisters seek safety from war and famine.
More than 2 million people are displaced in South Sudan as families struggle to reunite amid ongoing violence and shifting front lines.
More than 130,000 South Sudanese have returned home this year, facing dangers from unexploded landmines and remnants of past conflicts.
Close to 20,000 children were forced to fight in South Sudan's civil war, with many still missing and vulnerable to abduction and sale.
In Sudan, the civil war has displaced 11.
More than 50,000 police officers, soldiers, and rebels were placed in camps to form a unified peacekeeping force in South Sudan after six years of civil war.
Two million people in South Sudan's Bahr El Ghazal region are at risk of dying due to famine exacerbated by civil war and government actions.
More maternal deaths occur in South Sudan than anywhere else on the planet, making it the most dangerous place to give birth.
Bangladesh has received more than 2.5 billion USD from the UN over the past 23 years for deploying peacekeepers, despite allegations of human rights abuses.
