Traditional practices and maternal health in southern Sudan Wednesday, 23 February 2011 17:25 Features After southern Sudan's people voted for secession from the north last January, the region is looking at development, and extensively providing basic services to the people. Among issues of concern is maternal health with many still choosing traditional methods over modern medical natal care. Miraya's correspondent Tidio Betty took a trip to Terekeka County to talk to expectant mothers, and see the medical facilities and resources available to them. She filed this report.
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