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Tito Justin

Tito Justin is a seasoned journalist and communications professional with over a decade of experience in media, project management, and advocacy, particularly focusing on conflict, humanitarian issues, and political developments in South Sudan. His reporting has shed light on the civil conflict, the ensuing humanitarian crisis, and the peace process, often emphasizing the hardships faced by civilians and the necessity of international aid and peace efforts. Tito's articles have covered significant stories, including the UNHCR's assistance to displaced families, the struggles of refugees seeking safety in Uganda, and the broader implications of political turmoil on regional stability.

In addition to his journalistic endeavors, Tito has a strong background in leading teams to enhance communications and project outcomes. He has developed and executed comprehensive media and advocacy plans, employing key methodologies to ensure successful project delivery. His leadership skills have been instrumental in managing teams that deliver high-impact results in the communications sector.

Before his current role at Save the Children International, Tito contributed to various local and international media organizations, such as Voice of America, Radio France International, Eye Radio, Bakhita Radio, and The Niles, producing content that reached millions worldwide. At Save the Children, his efforts in content generation have significantly boosted fundraising, helping to increase the organization's annual budget from $20 million in 2017-2019 to $40-$50 million from 2020 onwards. Tito's commitment to producing diverse communication materials, including reports, photos, and videos, continues to influence donor and public perceptions, while his reporting from Juba and other regions remains vital in highlighting the resilience of the South Sudanese people and the ongoing challenges they face.

 
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Juba, South Sudan - Chinese peacekeepers patrolling at POCs in Juba, September 3rd, 2016

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UN peace keepers at POCs in Juba, September, 3rd 2016

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Juba, South Sudan - Civilians at UN look hungry or sick at their residents within POCs in Juba, South Sudan, September, 3rd 2016.

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Juba, South Sudan - S. Sudan cabinet affairs minister, Martin Elias and Ambassador power addressing press after meeting to resolve the country's conflict in Juba, September 3rd, 2016

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Juba, South Sudan - Ambassador Power addressing press after meeting cabinet ministers in Juba on ways to achieve peace in the country, September 3rd, 2016.

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JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN — Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta is urging South Sudan's leaders to implement last year's peace deal and stabilize the country. Kenyatta made a one-day stop Tuesday in Juba, the first head of state to visit since deadly fighting erupted last month between soldiers loyal to President Salva Kiir and those backing former First Vice President Riek Machar, who fled the capital soon afterward. Tito Justin reports for VOA from Juba

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JUBA — South Sudan President Salva Kiir is leaving it to parliament to decide whether to accept or reject a U.N. Security Council resolution authorizing the deployment of 4,000 foreign troops to the country. The United Nations Security Council on authorized the additional troops Friday. Tito Justin reports for VOA from Juba.

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