In a bid to curb livestock diseases and provide food security, South Sudan has embarked on an ambitious campaign that has seen 450,000 head of cattle vaccinated against seasonal diseases in Unity State. The government is hoping the move will help protect the livestock sector despite an on-going internal conflict. Maria Galang reports.
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