An agreement signed at the end of 2017 between the armed opposition and government forces in South Sudan will see schools which were occupied as part of the conflict reopen. Many children and teachers were forced to flee military groups and abandon their schools, meaning some three quarters of children in South Sudan are missing out on an education.
Indonesia's asbestos 'time bomb'
[Article] The symptoms were mild and seemingly innocuous at first: mostly coughing and fatigue. But it wasn't long before Sriyono got a grim diagnosis -- he had asbestosis -- an incurable scarring of the lungs that often leads to cancer. It was caused by decades of inhaling asbestos fibres at the factory where the 44-year-old still works outside the sprawling capital Jakarta. A voiced AFPTV report
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In good spirits - yet very ill.This father of three - living in the outskirts of Indonesia's capital - has an incurable disease that is likely to develop into cancer.Sriyono, asbestos victim:"At first it was just like a light cough and although the breathing was normal, I got easily tired. Then when...
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