Things Few People Know About South Sudan

The first child born when the nation of South Sudan was founded was called the 'Independence'.
Things few people know about South Sudan
This country is located in East Africa, separated from Sudan after years of civil war. It's one of the countries with the youngest histories in the world, according to Factfile. The population of South Sudan is 13 million.
Although the country has large oil reserves, the face value of money continues to decline and GDP is low

. In 2016, inflation reached 309%.
People in South Sudan mostly follow farming and animal husbandry. Photo: Norwegian's Aid's
This country relies on the support of mostly developed countries such as UK, USA, Norway, Netherlands .



.. In rural areas, per capita income is less than one USD per day. The wealth of this country is represented by the possession of the cattle population.
Most of the local people do small businesses for a living. Most of the population lives on farming and breeding. People often live together with relatives and families They share a meal together.



The basic necessities of the people are mainly milk, peanuts, honey, fish, meat, beans, vegetables ...
South Sudan's education and health system is underdeveloped. Due to poor infrastructure, domestic economic growth is also slow. Children in South Sudan mostly follow the occupation of their parents. People here are very important greetings. To them, "greetings are higher than the tray".




People waving the flag of South Sudan. Photo: Usip.
The National Anthem of the Republic of South Sudan has its roots in a competition. The official language is English. However, people still speak Arabic and more than a hundred other languages.
The first child born after the founding of South Sudan was a boy. He is named "Independence". However, this baby died one year after birth.




According to Anh Minh / Vnexpress
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