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Twenty-five trainees completed a three-month TVET program at Riak-Dor Vocational Training Centre in Rumbek. The program covered hairdressing, computer skills, and construction, organized by DARD with Oxfam funding. Officials emphasized using these new skills for economic opportunities.
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South Sudan's army and local authorities in Lakes State reported differing death tolls from violence in Rumbek on Friday. The military estimated about 40 fatalities, while county officials reported 46 people killed. The fighting involved armed youth from the Pakam and Nyang communities.
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A civil society activist in Lakes State called for the prosecution of those responsible for last week’s intercommunal violence in Rumbek town. Daniel Laat stated that accountability is necessary before meaningful dialogue can begin, noting the violence reportedly left 71 people dead.
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Following intercommunal fighting that left 60 dead and 78 wounded, UNMISS deployed a Quick Reaction Force to protect civilians and facilities. The mission also rescued 17 trapped humanitarian workers and engaged with local leaders to prevent further violence.
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