In South Sudan,
Rose Asha Sillah, shown with her daughter, helped start a timber company that
grew into a 35-employee operation. In Uganda's Bidibidi refugee camp, she
launched a women’s center that teaches skills such as embroidery and farming to
about 400 women. Without financial institutions, even innovative entrepreneurs
struggle, but Sillah thinks it’s worth it. “Will we spend 10 years crying for
South Sudan?” she asks. “We need to look forward.”
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