Students learn theatrical skills to promote peace

Author : | Published: Friday, October 2, 2015

South Sudan Theater organization is training secondary school students on how to help promote the culture of peace in the country.

The training aims at giving students the new methods and tools of acting in a theater.

Joseph Abuk, director of the organization, says that the theater is an effective means in spreading the culture of peace and reconciliation. He speaks with Memo Lasuba.

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