TexasLinda Says: We stayed at the Episciple Church's guest house in Maridi. It's a very well-kept compound, entirely fenced in, neighboring a couple other mission-based facilities. The building has cement floors, brick walls, and four guest rooms. There are two doors, one to the front, one...
TexasLinda Says: This is how they bury their dead. This burial site is just a few yards away from the homes - the tukuns (mud huts) on their compound.
Avenge Says: Be aware that unexploded ordnance does exist. Keep on well marked trails. DO NOT touch anything that appears to be metal. Just play it safe.
TexasLinda Says: We visited with a family of which most of the members have been afflicted with river blindness. They live out in "the bush", which is definitely off the beaten path. They depend on others to help take care of them.
TexasLinda Says: Maridi, in New Sudan, is one of the cities of southern Sudan looking forward to this next six years of building and renewal. The people of Maridi are peaceful, kind, gentle people, eager to learn, eager to become self-sufficient, eager to heal and prosper.While the only...
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Be aware that unexploded ordnance does exist. Keep on well marked trails. DO NOT touch anything that appears to be metal. Just play it safe.
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While the purpose of my visit to Maridi was a medical mission trip, I will stick to the aspects of travel that comply with VT's requirements. However, inherent in my experience is the reality of the...
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Welcome to Maridi. How you arrive depends on what you see. I came into Maridi's dirt airstrip. Lined up in the grass by the runway were a number of NGO Land Cruisers waiting to take their staff to...
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Maridi County is considered to be the gem of Western Equatoria if not of Southern Sudan. Visitors to Maridi often get the opportunities to experience some of the breathtaking scenes of Maridi. Indeed,...
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