عربي
Little hope for returnees seeking a job?
Returnees to South Sudan complain they are at a severe disadvantage when it comes to getting jobs – both in the government and private sector.
25.04.2024 | Juba
Barges carrying returnees from Renk to Juba, arrive at the port in Juba, November 12, 2012.
People who grew up in northern Sudan during the civil war say they are discriminated against, because they do not speak English. And other returnees say they do not have the connections that are often critical to securing decent jobs.
Public service commission officials deny there is any discrimination going on but acknowledge that there are problems in the public service. Charlton Doki reports from Juba:
