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At the centre of the raging South Sudan conflict is not oil or territory but cattle, which, Indian UN peacekeepers posted to the African nation say, are considered more precious than humans. A Japanese soldier part of the last group of Japanese soldiers from the United Nations Mission in South Sudan. REUTERS A young Indian commanding officer of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan UNMISS said i
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