AFRICAN BIGGEST REFUGEE CRISIS

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Records has shown that South Sudan has the biggest "African Refugee Crisis".
Now here are 5 alarming facts you should know about the country.

1. Civil war is the cause of these "Crisis".
2. Over 2.5million people have left the country.
3. 1.9million people are internally displaced, while a lot of others are on the run without hope of returning yet.
4. A whopping 80% of those fleeing are WOMEN and CHILDREN
5. Even with all these, it continues to host refugees fleeing SUDAN, DRC AND ETHIOPIA.

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