The head of Yei River County Women Association called upon her sisters to engage in agriculture activities in order to be able to send their children to school.
Sarah Natalina told Easter News that women should engage themselves in the cultivation of greens especially those who live near rivers and swamps to make extra money to sustain their families.Ms. Natalina urged the women to grow vegetables that are very scarce in the market during the dry season and produce good income to be able to pay school fees and other needs for their children.
Ms. Natalina encouraged the women to come up with new ideas to generate development in South Sudan.
She appealed to parents to send children to school rather than letting them stay at home or selling things in the market.