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South Sudan is a land locked country in northeastern Africa that became independent from Sudan in 2011 with it’s current largest capital city of Juba. The country borders Uganda in the south, Kenya in the south east, and Ethiopia in the east and DRC in the southwest. The country is composed of Nilotics and the Azande people.
English is the official language in South Sudan followed by languages like Dinka, Nuer, Bari, Zande, and Arabic among others.
South Sudan’s economy is one of the world’s underdeveloped countries, having little existing infrastructures and the highest mortality rate and female illiteracy rates in the world as of 2011. South Sudan exports timber to the international market and has many natural resources like iron, ore, copper, petroleum, zinc, mica, gold, silver, hardwood tungsten and lime stone.
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