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Mozambique has been hit by four cyclones in two years, destroying the livelihoods of many people. © Mango Sound
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Lothar Jaschke, Deputy Head of the European Union Delegation to South Sudan, Omot Okony, Undersecretary in the Ministry of General Education and Instruction, Lucy Nyaga, International Director of Programmes at Light for the World and Professor John Aketch, Vice Chancellor of the University of Juba, at the opening of the Inclusive Resource Centre at the University of Juba. All are smiling and applauding.
(L-R) Augustino Wudu Chairperson of South Sudan Union of Persons with Disabilities, Lothar Jaschke, Deputy Head of the European Union Delegation to South Sudan, Omot Okony, Undersecretary in the Ministry of General Education and Instruction, Lucy Nyaga, International Director of Programmes at Light for the World and Professor John Aketch, Vice Chancellor of the University of Juba, at the opening of the Inclusive Resource Centre. © Nema Juma / Light for the World
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South Sudan blind football team captain Martin Ladu Paul touches the golden trophy from African Blind Football Championship. Next to him, also touching the trophy, are three women including the Undersecretary in the Ministry of Youth and Sports and vice president Rebecca Nyandeng.
South Sudan blind football team captain Martin Ladu Paul presents the trophy to the vice president. © Nema Juma / Light for the World
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Floods after a cyclone hit Buzi, Mozambique in February 2020.
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A class of school children receive medication during a MDA campaign in Tigray, Ethiopia. A girl wearing a purple shirt holds out her hand to receive the tablets from a man in a white shirt and blue checked top. There are other children in the background wearing purple school uniforms, with green skirts.
A class of school children receive medication during a MDA campaign in Tigray, Ethiopia, together with the Tigray Regional Health Bureau and funded by The END Fund via the ARISE programme. An MDA involves administering medicines to community members for treatment of NTDs. © Blen Hagazi/Light for the World
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South Sudan players in white and blue kits celebrate as captain Martin Ladu Paul is presented with the championship trophy. Medals hang around their necks, players hold their hands aloft in celebration and everyone is smiling.
Champions — South Sudan lift the Blind Football African Championship Division 2 title. © Light for the World / Oxygen Media Studios
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A group photo of the Disability Inclusion Technical Team and the We Can Work Team Leads.
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Person sitting on a wooden bench against a light blue and white wall, wearing a brown jacket over a beige shirt, with a white gauze bandage over one eye and smiling at the camera.
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November News Wrap: Ethiopia eye health campaign delivers over 500 surgeries 

Three people are indoors against a plain wall with a wooden door on the left. Andreas Onea and Marion Lieser are standing side by side, while Tom Shakespeare is seated in a wheelchair in front of them. The floor is light-colored wood, and the setting appears to be a spacious room with neutral tones.
Andreas Onea, the new Chair of Light for the World's International Board of Trustees (left), Marion Lieser, CEO at Light for the World International, and Tom Shakespeare, the previous Board Chair. © Governance & Compliance/Light for the World
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A woman stands in a field tending to lavendar. She is wearing a stylish green jacket, blue jeans and a white shirt. She has short red hair and wears sunglasses and earrings. She is smiling and clearly enjoying her work and standing in the sunshine. There are two greenhouses in the background.
Lydia Wanja, Horticulture Farmer, took part in Inclusive Futures InBusiness project in Kenya. She runs a successful farm. © Dennis Hombe / Light for the World
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South Sudan players in white and blue kits lift the championship trophy high on the podium. Medals hang around their necks as confetti sprays in the air.
Champions — South Sudan lift the Blind Football African Championship Division 2 title. © Light for the World / Oxygen Media Studios
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