CLEAN : South Sudan kickboxing fights for peace, unity

Puro Xelo, a former Canadian expatriate, returned to South Sudan to open a boxing club aimed at easing tensions and promoting tolerance. Despite the country's history of conflict, Xelo believes in its potential to produce champions. His team travels across Africa for competitions, fostering unity and overcoming tribalism. As long as peace prevails, they continue their daily training.

What is Puro Xelo's primary goal upon returning to South Sudan?

• To become a politician

• To build a school

• To open a restaurant

• To start a boxing club

What is a significant issue that the boxing club aims to address?

• Lack of education

• Environmental concerns

• Tribalism

• Economic instability

Which countries have the young boxers recently visited for competitions?

• South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana

• Morocco, Algeria, and Libya

• Kenya, Ethiopia, and Egypt

• Nigeria, Ghana, and Tanzania

What does the unity among the boxers represent for South Sudan?

• A chance for economic growth

• A symbol of hope and peace

• An opportunity for international fame

• A way to attract tourism

What condition is necessary for the boxing team to continue their training?

• Support from international organizations

• Financial support from the government

• Peace in South Sudan

• Winning international medals