South Sudan cultural heritage preserves indigenous knowledge, oral traditions, language, land attachment, and ancestral memory. This category documents lived wisdom, community practices, and cultural continuity across generations. It examines how heritage shapes identity, strengthens social cohesion, and informs nationhood in South Sudan.
Many Junubiin today stand in a difficult transition, caught in what we call in Dinka, Anuanë raan cë ye kuɔ̈l käk piny në apuɔ̈k dhɔ̈l, the state of a person…
More than five years ago, I interviewed young South Sudanese who had left the country through Egypt, North Sudan, and the desert routes leading into Libya. Their accounts were not…
If South Sudanese wish to understand politics beyond slogans, personality worship, and emotional allegiance, they should study at least four countries with functioning political traditions: Kenya, Australia, the United Kingdom,…
