The first group of displaced ethnic Dinka, mostly women and children, arrived at Lologo near Juba, the regional capital, 01 December 2005. The returning Dinkas, from Sudan’s largest tribe, are among four million southern Sudanese who fled their villages during the 21-year war many of whom now going back to their homes after the January 9 peace agreement. The war, in which some 1.5 million were killed, pitted the Muslim-dominated government in Khartoum against the mainly Christian and anamist south.
AFP PHOTO/UNICEF/GEORGINA CRANSTON (Photo by GEORGINA CRANSTON / UNICEF / AFP)