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Dinka
Updated:
30 November 2016
Thuɔŋjäŋ/Dinka
Loi apuɔth bï yïn kueen: Ee nyuuth de agɔ̈t ku löc
Loi apuɔth bï yïn kueen: Ee nyuuth de agɔ̈t ku löc
A guide to enrolling and voting
Të bïn këdun ca lɔc looi bï cɔk akuen
Të bïn këdun ca lɔc looi bï cɔk akuen
How to make your vote count
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