Gabriel was three years old when his village in South Sudan was attacked and he lost both of his parents. While he was in a state of hopelessness, his story reached a group of people in Texas who comm...
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Region: South Sudan
The problem of education in South Sudan is characterized by low enrollment rates, inadequate infrastructure, shortage of qualified teachers, and limited access to quality education, particularly for girls and children in rural areas. The ongoing conflict and displacement have further exacerbated the challenges, hindering the development of a functional education system.
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