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Independence Day statement from the Archbishop of Juba

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We remind our political leaders that independence was a collective achievement earned through faith, unity, and the ultimate sacrifice of many lives. We express our concern about the political divisions that benefit a few while neglecting millions who suffer across the country, in flooded areas, IDP, and refugee camps. We urged the leaders to rise above their individual political interests and collectively face the challenges our country is currently encountering, such as the collapse of the economy, which has made our people live in desperation, and the widespread insecurity. We called on our political leaders, continue prioritizing dialogue and inclusiveness for the sake of peace in this country.

— Primate Justin Badi Arama, Statement on the 14th Anniversary of Independence

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