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South Sudan: Turbulent early years of independence

Andrew Rusatsi, SJbyAndrew Rusatsi, SJ
February 15, 2018
in 1802, Edition, February 2018, Vol. 2 no. 2, Issues, Politics, TOUCHING JESUS: ART AND ABSENCE
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On July 9, 2011, six months after the referendum that established its independence from Sudan, and following several decades of violent conflict that sowed death and displacement and tore the fabric of its society, the Republic of South Sudan became the 54th country of the African continent, a member of the African Union, and the 49th country in sub-Saharan Africa. A few days later it officially joined the United Nations as its 193rd member state.

However, multiple crises caused by internal conflicts have generated instability and produced hunger, famine and large numbers of refugees. The situation of economic breakdown and ongoing civil war – with its many victims and numerous people displaced both internally and internationally – is such that the country chose to cancel celebrations for the sixth anniversary of its independence.

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