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A young cattle keeper from the Dinka Rek sub-tribe poses for a portrait in a remote cattle camp in Wunlit County, southern Sudan on Thursday, April 21, 2011. He holds an AK 47 assault rifle, a common weapon among young cattle keeping males. The region is awash with such weapons following decades of civil war between north and south Sudan. Southern Sudan, which is set to declare independence from the north on July 9th, is plagued by high levels of violence related to cattle raiding and competition over increasingly scarce water resources and grazing grounds. This image was made at the border between southern Sudan's Lakes and Warrap states where cross-border cattle raiding is extremely common. (AP Photo/Pete Muller)

Boma cattle raid leaves 50 dead

Published on: 10/04/2019

by Achan Tonny

An official in Boma State says more than 50 people were killed, 20 people injuried and two children abducted in a recent cattle raid in the state.

State Minister of Information said on Today that raiders attack Jie county on Tuesday. He said 50 people were killed and attackers took more than 4 000 cattle.

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