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Stranded in the war of Sudan’s Nuba mountains

Posted on 1 October, 2011 by Koert Lindijer

"I don't want to start writing this story. I've been stuck in a rebel area in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan, surrounded by hostile government soldiers, without an...

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The graves of Garba Tulla

Posted on 27 September, 2011 by Koert Lindijer

Garba Tulla lies on the vast and mainly dry savanna’s of Northern Kenya. The wounds of a vicious war nearly fifty years ago are still open. “Thousands of civili...

Feature

‘Lost boys’ of Sudan may not have been so lost

Posted on 4 April, 2010 by Koert Lindijer

“We were not lost, we were led by SPLM adults. The expression ‘lost boys’ is bullshit.”

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