How to pronounce “south sudan” in English

entering South Sudan.

So South Sudan gained independence about four years ago, and so I did I did visit South Sudan.

And so South Sudan, today, is a mess.

So I was in South Sudan a couple of months ago, trying to do this bigger story about the conflict and everything I've sort of told you.

situation in South Sudan and with the um founding of the Republic of South Sudan just this week um John's work and his

Ebola is not yet in in South Sudan, but we must do everything in our preparedness to prevent Ebola from

when people are starving in South Sudan or whatever.

just on the border with South Sudan-- where people typically would walk something like four or five hours to get to the nearest town,

And the first one is South Sudan.

And the two leading ethnic groups in South Sudan began fighting for who was going to control the country.

And so when I was in South Sudan, I found-- so just to give you a sense of my job, I'll plan out a trip.

It's not in the capital of South Sudan, where I'm sitting in a nice hotel, relatively nice hotel.

They'd been to places like South Sudan and Burma.

We did humanitarian missions in South Sudan and Burma.

Situated along the borders with several countries including Uganda and South Sudan, observers fear the outbreak could

And I did an entire rap about the South Sudanese needing-- and this is before South Sudan was a country-- and the ,, and went into all this stuff.

So South Sudan is an interesting story.

So I go to a place in the southern part of South Sudan through a UN flight.

But you cannot compare the problem with the children in South Sudan or children in Pakistan or some parts of India, children in Afghanistan,

Think of Somalia, South Sudan.

I couldn't really say anything about the neighboring countries such as Uganda or South Sudan.

the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan in the north, and Kenya in the east, and Tanzania, Rwanda, and Burundi in the south.

They were in a UN IDP camp-- Internally Displaced Person camp-- in South Sudan, one of the most violent places in the world

Or does that just not conjure up anything specific when I say South Sudan?

Like in South Sudan, we tried.

If you've got 50,000 people who have just run from a town in South Sudan which is burning, and they need food and shelter and so on,

You know, once I remember I was in South Sudan.

stop there though I form another organization called the American uh the called the South Sudan Institute is to

with global security problems let's go to the UN Security Council for South Sudan for Iran whatever the case may be

A child that cries for food here has the same feeling that a child that cries for food in South Sudan.

So last year, an average of 3,000 people crossed South Sudan's borders in one day.

and he's starting to explore the world from his situation in some little village in South Sudan.

And Yida is a refugee camps that's very close to the border of the Nuba Mountains and South Sudan.

And its found increasingly, for example, in Sudan and South Sudan that it may want to stay out of what's happening there.

words have even more relevance as his clinics um continue to to gain momentum and to have an impact in South Sudan and

is once you do have uh you know uh Independence movements and secessionist movements such as uh South Sudan which

outbreak may cross borders, including you know, the borders with Uganda and South Sudan, which are neighboring the DRC.

You're sitting in your office, you're sitting in this room, and there's some kid in South Sudan desperate to get on Google right now.

But it's a contested-- Nuba Mountains is the contested area between Sudan, which is kind of North Sudan and South Sudan.

So there's this war going on between North Sudan, or Sudan, and South Sudan.

so the conflicts, of course, you all have in mind are Yemen, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria.

The first time I heard that, I kid you not, we were doing this humanitarian intervention in South Sudan.