It was a deep sun-lighted summer afternoon when the children in our countryside are running in response to summer calls— football, cricket, and others county games. Then hundreds of children of war-prone South Sudan‘s Panyijar county, the newest nation, are running for food-drops from sky supplied by World Food Programme (WFP). It was the place separated by world’s largest marshland Sudd, where victims of civil war in the South Sudan have been shielded from the carnage of violent war, has been demarcated by the WFP for food-drop on February 24, an AFP caption story said. 
Around 60,000 people in Panyijar county are now fully dependent on supplied dropped foods from the WFP. How mockery divisions of wealth to some extend the world politics; that divide a notion by boundary but at the same time it keep alive division between them to carry on their business.
What business is it? The business of donation, the business of hegemony and the business of conflict, which are tactically being operated among the unfortunate nations, are only issues in front destabilized South Sudaneses’ world.
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