Feature: Chinese-built school eases education burden of needy families in South Sudan


JUBA, Dec. 4 (Xinhua) -- Needy families in Juba, South Sudan's capital, have since 2017 been able to enroll their children at a Chinese-built school located west of the capital due to its accessibility and affordable school fees.

Julia Juan Anania, a mother of four children who works as a cleaner at Jubek Model Martyrs Secondary School, said she wants all her children to enroll in this school due to the proximity of the school and affordable fees.

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