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حفظة السلام التابعين للأمم المتحدة
Today’s programme features an interview with Amina Abdullah Ahmad, a woman from Elsalam IDP camp who talks about her views on education and her experience in gaining education. She says that education has helped her open new opportunities in life. Also this programme features Shama, a trader in Abushok IDP camp market, who talks about her life struggle to educate her six children by selling vegetables and fruits.
الصور
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Yala Nebni Darfur, 22 May 2016: Education opens new opportunities
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Yala Nebni Darfur, 21 May 2016: Handicraft making
Today’s programme features UNAMID led activity in partnership with the State Ministry of Welfare in organizing women handcraft product fair as well as an interview with Thuraya Ibrahim, a local designer of Amal national NGO.
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Voice of Children, 20 May 2016: Anxiety of entering high school
Today’s programme features children of Darfur in making their own games from rudimentary materials as well as a story from Mustura Yagoub, an elementary school student who will enter high school, about his worries and hopes in the high school.
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UNAMID TODAY, 19 May 2016: Being blind and successful
To be a blind person in Darfur mean many to some, putting an end to their life expectations and inspiration. Not for Abdalla Abakar who, accepted his condition and worked to defeat the stereotypes by concentration on education till he graduated from University with honours. He aspires to become a journalist.
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Yala Nebni Darfur, 19 May 2016: Armed movements signed peace agreement benefitted UNAMID assistance
This programme features how groups of movements that have involved in signing the peace agreement with the Government of Sudan have benefitted assistance provided by UNAMID and UN Agencies as well as how UNAMID develops the system in North Darfur Prisons to meet international standards.
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UNAMID TODAY, 18 May 2016: Making peace through horse racing
In this programme, you will hear how horse racing in El Genina, Western Darfur, has been used to bring about peace and reconciliation. Horse racing is a national sport and, as such, attracts people from all tribal backgrounds.
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Yala Nebni Darfur, 18 May 2016: Root causes of violence against women in Darfur
Today’s programme features a tradition in Darfur that believes ability of healer to treat ailments such as diarrhea and fever, such as a tradition is called Alfosod. This programme also features an interview with Ayat Alfateh, a member legislative council on early Marriage in Darfur that is one of the root causes of violence against women.
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UNAMID TODAY, 17 May 2016: Harmful traditional practice in Darfur
In this programme you will hear about a painful tradition of extracting teeth of children, being exercised in Darfur. The parents who conduct that excruciating teeth removal they do so under the belief that it brings a bad omen. They also believe the tooth has been cast and they call it ‘ a plastic tooth’. So many times the exercise in addition to leaving excruciating pain to the child it also affects him psychologically. The programme features an expert who explains why the practice is outdated and that it should be abandoned completely.
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Yala Nebni Darfur, 17 May 2016: Girl child education – debate
Today’s programme features a debate organized by UNAMID and Darfur Ministry of Education in Sector West titled Girl child education dictated by culture or Poverty? Civil society organizations and high school students in El Geneina, Sector West, involved in the debate.
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UNAMID TODAY, 16 May 2016: To be disable is not the end of life
Due to war, many individuals in Darfur live with disability. The sheer number of people living with disability puts a big burden on the society and the government. What are the daily challenges that face a person with disability in Darfur? The programme highlights a story of a person living with disability who, in spite of his condition, he is battling to become a journalist.