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We are a growing youth-led environmental movement in South Sudan that not only restores the Nile but also empowers communities with sustainable solutions to protect it for future generations.
π₯ From the launch to action.
A few moments and voices from the official launch of Plastic-Free Nile: Youth-Led Cleanup & Advocacy in Juba.
The message was clear: change begins with us, and protecting the Nile requires collective action. π
Now, the work begins.
This project is co-funded by the AU-EU Youth Voices Lab - Power of the Collective.
AU-EU Youth Voices Lab - Power of the Collective
Oxfam Restless Development Uganda Search for Common Ground Youthmakers Hub ComDev Africa European Commission African Union
Cleaning up is not enough. ππ
We clean today, then come back a week later and find the waste has returned.
The real solution is behavior change, better waste management, and policies that keep our communities clean.
A clean Nile needs more than cleanups. It needs all of us to change how we treat our environment. πΏ
What do you think should change first? π
π POV: The Nile finally got tired of us. π
You threw the bottle awayβ¦ but the Nile saw everything. ππ§΄
βBrotherβ¦ seriously?β π
If the Nile could talk, what would you expect it to say next? ππ
Hey South Sudanese,
Letβs protect our environment and the Nile from pollution
You threw away a plastic bottle. Then what happened? ππ
Follow its journey from the streets of Juba β the Nile β the fish β your plate. π§΄β‘οΈπβ‘οΈπβ‘οΈπ½οΈ
That bottle doesnβt simply disappear.
Watch until the end. Then ask yourself: where does your plastic go?
Protect the Nile. Protect our future. πΈπΈπ
On June 5, 2026, volunteers came together at Hai Kasaba Riverside to clean up waste and care for the environment.
Because protecting the Nile is not just something we talk about. It is something we do. πΏπ
Watch till the end and see the difference community action can make.
The streets needed more than a cleanup. πΈπΈπ§Ή
During the 15 Days of Patriotism campaign, volunteers took action along Ministries Road near Mudirya Roundabout, sweeping away heaps of soil and helping restore the streets.
Small actions. Shared responsibility. A cleaner South Sudan starts with us. πΈπΈπ±
What does waste have to do with malaria? π
Lady Kola has something to say about it. Watch till the end, then look around your own compound.
A cleaner environment is a healthier environment. π±
What if you could identify plastic using just water, saltwater and cooking oil? ππ
Martin Guya puts it to the test during our environmental session at Juba Parentsβ High School. Watch until the end to see how different plastics react. β»οΈ
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