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Mading Ngor broadcasts his morning radio program "Wake up Juba" from the studio of Bakhita Radio in Juba May 28, 2012. In South Sudan, where most people get their news not from
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Mading Ngor travels in a friend's car to the airport in Juba for a trip to the United States, June 6, 2012. In South Sudan, where most people get their news not
Mading Ngor broadcasts his morning radio program "Wake up Juba" from the studio of Bakhita Radio in Juba May 28, 2012. In South Sudan, where most people get their news not from the Internet, newspapers or television but from the radio, Ngor is about ...
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Mading Ngor attends the first anniversary of independence celebrations in Juba, July 9, 2012. In South Sudan, where most people get their news not from the Internet, newspapers or television but from the radio, Ngor is about as big as journalists get. The 29 ...
Mading Ngor broadcasts his morning radio program "Wake up Juba" from the studio of Bakhita Radio in Juba May 28, 2012. In South Sudan, where most people get their news not from the Internet, newspapers or television but from the radio, Ngor is about ...
Radio Bakhita, Juba (@radiobakhita) / Twitter
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A microphone is seen inside Bakhita Radio station in Juba May 28, 2012. In South Sudan, where most people get their news not from the Internet, newspapers or television but from the
