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The waterfront at Malakal, Sudan, SouthSudan, 2003

By : Nicholas Coghlan

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Handley Page H.P.45 G-AAXE ‘Hengist’. Shilluk men meet a passenger at Malakal, Sudan who is wearing the British idea of tropical clothing

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“Prisoners dancing” in Malakal 1964 from Sharhabil Ahmed Collection

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Away From Home.

Share a story about the furthest you’ve ever traveled from home. The furthest I have been from home is probably to town called Malakal in the north of South Sudan. Previously I thought the port city of Mombasa was the furthest destination I have been too. I traveled to Malakal in 2012 when I was the distribution manager of The New Nation newspaper in Juba, the capital of South Sudan. As the…

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Solar Energy to power humanitarian hub in Malakal by 2020

#SolarEnergy to power humanitarian hub in Malakal by 2020 @UNmigration

Thanks to a new private sector collaboration linking Scandinavia to Sub-Saharan Africa, a Norwegian company will be helping the International Organization for Migration harness solar energy to power a significant part of its ongoing joint humanitarian operations in Malakal, South Sudan, by early next year.

The Norwegian company Scatec Solar, together with its partner Kube Energy, has selected…

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Operation TRENTON: Update on the British Army in South Sudan

Operation TRENTON: Update on the British Army in South Sudan

Soldiers Deployed on UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS)

Hard labour and clearing up rubbish, the British Army are slaving away in South Sudan on Operation TRENTON because “The UK must continue to set an example in the battle to bring equality and stability to the world’s most fragile countries,” according to the Secretary of State for Defence, Gavin Williamson.

By pumping in £40.8million last…

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Leaving home for the homeless: How a New York City priest became the spiritual glue in Malakal

“I will be here until they leave.” Seventy-year-old Father Michael Bossano’s solemn declaration sounds resolute. His streaks of white hair tell tales of many years spent travelling the world. For now, however, the soft-spoken Catholic priest has found his place in Malakal, a long way from the comforts of the city he used to call home, New York.

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Members of the Malakal PoC community watch group completed an intensive training course on issues such as child protection, human rights, community policing provided by multiple substantive facets of the UN mission.

The intention of the intense educational foray was focused on the premise that it will provide a renewed impetus for the watch group members to enforce the provision of these vital services to the over 25,000 residents in the site.