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Majak Daniel Kuany Alier

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About Majak
Majak Daniel Kuany Alier is a journalist based in Juba, South Sudan. 

I have more than four years of experience in print and electronic media and I am a compassionate journalist with more much focus on human interest stories, peace, human rights. I also create good content for corporate and PR communication for NGOs, companies, and institutions.
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English
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Feature Stories Fact Checking
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Current Affairs Fact Checking
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South Sudan Seeks to Revive Economy Through Oil Wealth Amid Fragile Peace

05 Apr 2023  |  www.washingtontimes.com
South Sudan, after enduring a devastating civil war, is looking to its oil reserves to bolster a fragile peace and stimulate economic recovery. The country is hosting a two-day oil conference in Juba to attract foreign investment in its energy sector. South Sudanese Petroleum Minister Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth and economists like James Alic Garang and Marial Awou Yol emphasize the importance of oil for the economy, which is the most oil-dependent in the world according to the World Bank. The government has renewed agreements with international oil companies and is working to diversify the economy. Despite the peace deal, challenges remain, including implementing the agreement fully and addressing ongoing security concerns.

South Sudan Opens First School for Children with Special Needs

02 Apr 2019  |  News Ghana
Cede Primary School in Nimule, South Sudan, has been established as the first institution in the region dedicated to supporting children with special needs, including those who are HIV positive, orphaned, or have physical disabilities. The school, founded by Paskalina Idreangwa, began with 60 children and has grown to 231, despite challenges such as the 2013 crisis which disrupted funding from a charity. The school promotes inclusive education and aims to nurture future leaders who can contribute to peace, stability, and the reduction of poverty and HIV/AIDS in South Sudan. The school, which is multi-ethnic and promotes peaceful coexistence, relies on fundraising and support from local and international sources, including a British humanitarian worker.

South Sudan. The conflict in South Sudan – the youngest country in the world – is in its fifth year, and the humanitarian crisis has both intensified and expanded to unbelievable proportions

South Sudan partners with UNESCO to strengthen internet governance

28 Mar 2019  |  www.xinhuanet.com
South Sudan has partnered with UNESCO to harmonize policies and laws to strengthen internet governance in the country. Ladu Kenyi, director general of South Sudan's National Communication Authority, emphasized the need for robust policies to combat cybercrime and enhance digital infrastructure safety. The government aims to provide a platform for investors to extend services and improve access to digital opportunities for the local population. The policies include integrating ICT into the education curriculum. UNESCO representative Awol Endris highlighted the importance of accessible and inclusive internet services for sustainable development and the creation of a knowledge-society in South Sudan.

Revitalized peace deal boosts South Sudan-Uganda border trade

19 Mar 2019  |  www.xinhuanet.com
The article discusses the positive impact of the revitalized peace agreement on trade between South Sudan and Uganda. Since the signing of the peace deal, there has been a restoration of calm in South Sudan, which has allowed for free movement and business activities at the border town of Nimule. South Sudanese businessman Tombe Abdullamid and money changer John Makuei have experienced a significant improvement in their businesses. Makuei noted that the peace deal has revived his business, which had suffered due to targeted killings along the Juba-Nimule highway. Ugandan plastic scrap dealer Ndyanabo Vincent also reported an improved relationship with locals and the ability to support his family due to the peaceful conditions and thriving trade at the border.

South Sudan's physically challenged embrace photography

20 Nov 2018  |  www.xinhuanet.com
In South Sudan, individuals with physical disabilities are overcoming challenges and pursuing photography to tell their stories and contribute to the country's renewal. Magdalena Keji, a physically disabled woman, is passionate about using photography to change negative perceptions of disabled people. She and others participated in a five-day training by professional freelance photographers in Juba. The training aims to empower them with photographic skills to narrate their own stories and potentially secure jobs. Participants like Dhieu Lual Aken and Laku Bonnaparte aspire to become professional photographers and studio owners, respectively. The organizer, Jok Solomon Anyang, believes in the importance of engaging and encouraging people with disabilities to play a role in their country.
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