South Sudan Comes into Being Tomorrow

The video covers South Sudan's Independence Day, highlighting the national anthem's significance and the return of Jalal, a teacher who fled during the civil war. It discusses the challenges the new nation faces, such as unresolved border issues, oil revenue sharing, and armed militias. Security concerns are addressed, with warnings to the north about potential conflict. Despite these challenges, the people of South Sudan are determined to embrace their newfound freedom.

What significant event is being celebrated in South Sudan as mentioned in the first section?

• The country's independence

• The inauguration of a new president

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The end of the civil war

Why is teacher Jalal's return to South Sudan significant?

• He is leading the independence celebrations

• He is a famous singer in South Sudan

• He returned after 18 years away due to the civil war

• He is the first teacher in the new nation

What are some of the challenges South Sudan faces as a new nation?

• Lack of natural resources

• Overpopulation

• Unresolved border issues and oil revenue sharing

• No international recognition

What role do UN peacekeepers play in South Sudan according to the third section?

• They are leading the independence celebrations

• They are holding the border town of Abyei

• They are training the new army

• They are negotiating oil deals

What warning does the South Sudanese intelligence service give to the north?

• To stop interfering with oil production

• To withdraw troops from the border

• To cease what they call bullying or risk conflict

• To recognize South Sudan's independence