9th June 2026
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OPINION: Why South Sudanese must never forget the sacrifices of liberation struggle – Gen James Hoth

Author: Koang Chang | Published: June 3, 2026

South Sudan gained her independence from Sudan on 9th July 2011 after decades of armed struggle and sacrifices made by her dedicated sons...

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OPINION: Why South Sudanese must never forget the sacrifices of liberation struggle – Gen James Hoth

South Sudan gained her independence from Sudan on 9th July 2011 after decades of armed struggle and sacrifices made by her dedicated sons...

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