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About Bea
Peter Louis is a journalist based in Juba, South Sudan.

Peter Louis is a freelance video and photojournalist based in Juba, South Sudan, Khartoum Sudan and works for numerous media outlets like Aljazeera Media Network, AFP, Sky News, Al-Arabia and Ebony TV. Peter has over 16 years of experience in video photojournalism, especially camerawork and has trained dozens of young camera-operators across the country –has “a strong passion for youth empowerment”. Peter was the former WFP South Sudan Communication officer. He holds a Degree of Development Communication and Diploma, Public Relations from the University of Juba. Peter work as a consultant for various UN Agencies and International NGOs in South Sudan.
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Sudanese Protester in Military Headquarters in Khartoum
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South Sudan’s government and the UN have declared famine in parts of the country. Aid organisations are trying to help thousands of people in affected areas, but most have not received food or medication for months
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Uganda's army has begun its pull-out from neighbouring South Sudan, in line with a peace deal aimed at ending nearly two years of civil war.
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