In February, the London-based Robert Hayward of Christian Aid attended the opening by Archbishop Justin Badi Arama of a second boardinghouse for 51 girls at the Juba Model Diocesan Secondary School paid for by Holy Trinity Cathedral, Gibraltar. He also confirmed that a new well and 40-student hostel (12 female, 28 male) are being funded at Bishop Allison Theological College in Yei, now affiliated with The Episcopal University headquartered in Rokon and Juba. Robert reports that Thoura Primary School in Omdurman, Sudan, is now being completely rebuilt with six 40-pupil classrooms and a teachers’ office, with funds from a UK trust. For now, in Omdurman the staff of Bishop Shukai Theological College is displaced to Cairo, and the prestigious CMS Girls’ Secondary School remains closed.
Beds, Water, and Relocation to Cairo
