The Great Famine of South Sudan

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The Great Famine Of South Sudan
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Reporters: Ramsay, Jaimie and Kurtis have written their perspective
on the great famine on South Sudan will these africans make it
through this relentless period of time? Or will it end in an ungrateful
ending… Join us for our perspectives on the conflict in south sudan!

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SOUTH SUDAN SEVERE FOOD CRISIS! Reporter: Jaimie Reports on South Sudan have said that there is SEVERE starvation going on, the war is affecting the crops and thousands have already died, why?.... People are searching for scraps off the ground, “every seed counts” they would say, the amount of people without food and clothes is relentless, kids with no education and millions affected by the war. Is there any hope left for these Africans? People have traveled for months trying to avoid the war, a DAY’S work of chopping wood is 20 cents and as the famine increases so does the lack of water from the drought. Food inflation is over 100% and over 100,000 people are close to starvation. More and more people lack food and water from the army burning their crops to turning to wild fruit as a last resort. Caritas supporting in every way it can will it be enough for the incredible hardships these people face...
		South Sudan --------------------------- --------------------------- Major food crisis!

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Reporter: Ramsay The Great Famine Of South Sudan		South Sudan
The people of South Sudan are suffering from hunger.In South Sudan there are Adults and Children are suffering from hunger, the food costs way more than it used to before. One small bag of sugar costs 10¢, and food inflation is over 100%.The people of South Sudan hunt for wild foods like wild berries, but wild berries aren’t very nutritious isn’t very nutritious. When children go around alone they have to carry a weapon just in case of bad people. You’re able to see the fear in the children and the adult’s eyes.

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Reporter: Kurtis The Effects In South Sudan In 2017 South Sudan had it rough. Soldiers where burning the crops that the families where trying to grow. Families picked up seeds from the ground to make food for there family and there villages. People are walking 5 miles just to get water for there families. There is this family that sets up a stall and sells food water and fish, but the family don’t get the money all they get is a try of fish bones that she mum makes into fish soup.
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