South Sudan
South Sudan is one of the world's youngest nations, born from decades of civil conflict and formally independent since 2011. The land stretches from the swampy flats of the Sudd — one of the largest wetlands on Earth — northward to savanna and low mountains near the Ugandan border. Life here is shaped by cattle, river systems, and the rhythms of communities navigating a fragile peace.
About South Sudan
Overview
Landlocked in northeast-central Africa, South Sudan borders Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the Central African Republic. The capital is Juba, situated on the White Nile. The official language is English, with dozens of indigenous languages spoken widely. The South Sudanese pound is the national currency. The country is ethnically diverse, with Dinka and Nuer communities among the largest groups.
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