How is school for teenagers like 15-17? Do they go to super good English schools? Do the wealthy live in mansions? I often hear of people getting murdered rape etc, does this not happen in Juba city? What about flooding and the refugees? Also is it true in South Sudan only 1 % of South Sudanese have access to electricity? I’m doing a research project on this so I really hope you reply .!!!
As a 5'7" white man, if I visited this region, I would probably be asked if I was a hobbit in the Lord of the Rings movies, lol! Especially around the Dinka. These Africans, especially the Dinka make the tallest white people, the Dutch, look short.
No need to mislead. South Sudan is not yet in Peace. Maybe unless you talk of Juba. At the same time, as long as your a Dinka in Juba, you may have privilege of that safety. Try driving around the country and bring that experience. Juba is just a capital.
I appreciate that you took the time to write a comment. Please note that this video is about MY experiences and I’m not speaking for others. The reason why I made this video was to talk about the beauty of our country. Talking about tribalism here is not acceptable. It also portrays a negative over exaggerated image on all South Sudanese. Please be aware of that.
@@afrikanconfidential8661 What's wrong about tribalism if it exists ? Your thinking is very flawed. It is his experiences as well. Just because you didn't experience it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Experiences vary, miss.
@emmanuelgathara everyone is free to express themselves and speak about their personal experiences. Despite having so many challenges in South Sudan, I choose to focus on the positive experiences. James Loomwa is absolutely free to talk about his experience and is free to use his platform to do that. I choose to use my platform to speak about the positive experiences in South Sudan and I appreciate that my subscribers are supportive and ready to receive the positive feedback about South Sudan. I would like to maintain that. Thanks.
James, thanks for the clarification, and I also wanted to add onto the point where she said most of the South Sudanese are pastoralists, this is not true at all since we have about 64 tribes and most of them are farmers not cattle keepers only about 4 to 5 tribes with probably the biggest population
hello from a random greek-american who found your videos! it was nice hearing some positives about south sudan and some interesting stuff about the culture, im glad i watched this. we always see such negative portrayals in the media and this seemed like a more authentic and personal perspective
Hello, I am very glad that you took the time to watch my video and found it informative and helpful. I felt the duty to share my experience about my country because other people like you, who haven’t been there, need to see my home in a different light. Thank you once again. I’m appreciate of your feedback 🙏🏾
I always thought that South Sudan was unsafe, and horrible to live in. Good to see it is great place to take a vacation in a exotic country with many beautiful culutres! You have great courage girl! Keep being you! Much love from America ❤🇺🇸🇺🇸
Culture: not every South Sudanese marry in the way you describe. You are just describing YOUR tribe. It would be good to hear about the different tribes that belong & live in South Sudan. Don’t also forget to mention the land grabbing, violence and strategy to take over Juba from the people who own it originally. Not every tribe OWN cows. Most South Sudanese cultivate and agriculture is huge in Juba. I wonder why you didn’t mention this? I actually think your video is good, I just think it’s one-sided. If we are truly want to talk about culture of South Sudanese, pls represent the WHOLE demography of South Sudan.
I recently travelled back in October 2021. I stayed in Juba and Rumbek. Absolutely loveeed my stay there. I was also there for independence in 2011 which was also a beautiful experience. So it was nice to return after 10 years away. I'm planning to travel again in March. Really excited. I love being home and I'm happy to see us returning. Also love your business. Thanks for sharing this video and some wonderful places to visit.
Am also a South Sudanese RUclipsr my experience with my country is the best and am discovering more opportunities thanks for your information about our Country ❤❤❤
I love how you are trying to promote South Sudan, I am a South Sudanese and I want the entire Country to be secure, specialy for its Citizen who live there Insecurity is real in the whole South Sudan. Juba is only a City and its still not safe to live there but maybe just to visit. The whole Country is very insecure and thats why alots of south Sudanese dont want to go back to South Sudan. you will never know when something can happen and any thing can happen any time, 2013 and 2016 a major war brake out in Juba City and a lots of people were killed including foriegners. Know South Sudanese and the whole world are waiting to see when will the next major war will brake out because the Politician are not willing to make peace and put security of the intire country in place.
I am one of people who live these country called South Sudan even if I didn't grow up there. The sense of belonging is the best experience you can ever have, try Bor Town and you will feel more safer
And thankyou for this video girl. I've been so scared to go back home cos of the things my mum has told me about it but I'm glad you opened my eyes to a different perspective 💗 thanks sis
Culture: not every South Sudanese marry in the way you describe. You are just describing YOUR tribe. It would be good to hear about the different tribes that belong & live in South Sudan. Don’t also forget to mention the land grabbing, violence and strategy to take over Juba from the people who own it originally. Not every tribe OWN cows. Most South Sudanese cultivate and agriculture is huge in Juba. I wonder why you didn’t mention this? I actually think your video is good, I just think it’s one-sided. If we are truly want to talk about culture of South Sudanese, pls represent the WHOLE demography of South Sudan.
Thanks for watching my video and also giving me your feedback. As you’re aware about the title of this video, I speak on my experience in Juba, South Sudan. You’re right, it’s my perspective and experience which I choose to share on my platform. I also made it a point to share positive information about South Sudan. There are plenty of media outlets and RUclips channels that will share more of what you’ve commented on. The world needs to hear more positive information about our country and it’s our duty to do so.
@@afrikanconfidential8661 Thank you and I really appreciate you getting back to me. I know there are other channels however when I watched your video it just came across as though South Sudan had one culture and this is not true as you know. The positive thing to say about our culture is to show the world that the people of South Sudan are diverse. You gave one perspective, which was beautiful but at least mention that it’s one aspect of the culture. The things that divided us are many and it doesn’t help when we continue in the same way during peace times too.
In this case you can also say that it’s your perspective of how you view South Sudan. I also mentioned at the beginning of my video that it’s my perspective of our country and that’s what I chose to share. You may have a different experience which is unfortunate but I believe that our country is United and we are all working together to build it, which may be in different ways. I appreciate your feedback once again and will be happy to share more videos which will incorporate more information about South Sudan.
Hey. I'm a Black American; currently living in Uganda. I would like to visit Juba soon but I want some clarity. As an American who doesn't look Sudanese with an American accent is it unwise for someone like me to go there or are there any precautions I should take?
The south is South Sudan, as long as it is our country, for which we fought for, and for that we offered our comrades as martyrs in order for our country to enjoy freedom, peace and democracy. We work for peace in our country, our people deserve to be in the forefront because we have a great history, the kingdom of Kush was the one that ruled the world before the Europeans knew civilization, we are a great people with a very great history
Thanks so much for this. I am potentially moving to Juba for a year for work and appreciate the commentary and recommendations. Welcome any additional information you can provide apart from what is available here. Hope your flower business is going well, congratulatoins!
Thank you for watching my video and giving a feedback. Best of luck to you and I hope you’ll enjoy your stay while in South Sudan. If you wish to know more about South Sudan, please click the link below ⬇️ to watch more videos on my South Sudan playlist. ruclips.net/p/PL4DKg-Abbn4Bl6vGumVJm-gv0c31fkLOb
That’s amazing. Home will always be home. I’m sure you’d bond with a lot of family members if you go to South Sudan and also embrace the cultural while you’re there
Hi, thank you for your content. I have a question that probably only you can help. I'm currently trying to compile a list of best selling books by country. Is there a website or place that I can look up that information for South Sudan that you know of?
The violence part is something that we’ve seen on the news, it’s time for us as South Sudanese to shed a more positive light about our country and let the world know what they don’t see in mainstream media
Last week I have attended my friend wedding in JUBA and the wadding was really really really awesome
Interesting video. I can't wait to 🇸🇸🇸🇸meet you💓🥰🙏 there in Juba.
Enjoy your stay there 🙏🏾
I'm come from Soudan but right now i live in France and thank you so much for your video and also you are beautiful 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Enjoy your trip to Juba when you travel there 🙌🏾🙌🏾
I'm coming here 2018 and right now i in France à Saint Nazaire...
@@afrikanconfidential8661 thank you dear friend,i love you
Green south Sudan Gal
Damn the eloquency💙🔥
Damn!!!great job Keep goin' gurl✨✨
Thank you 😊, I appreciate your support! Means a lot 💯
Why there are a lot of cows/ livestock in the city?
You didn't mention leer from nuer and others
How is school for teenagers like 15-17? Do they go to super good English schools? Do the wealthy live in mansions? I often hear of people getting murdered rape etc, does this not happen in Juba city? What about flooding and the refugees?
Also is it true in South Sudan only 1 % of South Sudanese have access to electricity? I’m doing a research project on this so I really hope you reply .!!!
As a 5'7" white man, if I visited this region, I would probably be asked if I was a hobbit in the Lord of the Rings movies, lol! Especially around the Dinka. These Africans, especially the Dinka make the tallest white people, the Dutch, look short.
Where are you from?
Were do you live at moment?
I give you subscribe you RUclips channel now dear
Ss..beautiful
No need to mislead. South Sudan is not yet in Peace. Maybe unless you talk of Juba. At the same time, as long as your a Dinka in Juba, you may have privilege of that safety. Try driving around the country and bring that experience. Juba is just a capital.
I appreciate that you took the time to write a comment. Please note that this video is about MY experiences and I’m not speaking for others. The reason why I made this video was to talk about the beauty of our country. Talking about tribalism here is not acceptable. It also portrays a negative over exaggerated image on all South Sudanese. Please be aware of that.
@@afrikanconfidential8661 What's wrong about tribalism if it exists ? Your thinking is very flawed. It is his experiences as well. Just because you didn't experience it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Experiences vary, miss.
@emmanuelgathara everyone is free to express themselves and speak about their personal experiences. Despite having so many challenges in South Sudan, I choose to focus on the positive experiences. James Loomwa is absolutely free to talk about his experience and is free to use his platform to do that. I choose to use my platform to speak about the positive experiences in South Sudan and I appreciate that my subscribers are supportive and ready to receive the positive feedback about South Sudan. I would like to maintain that. Thanks.
James, thanks for the clarification, and I also wanted to add onto the point where she said most of the South Sudanese are pastoralists, this is not true at all since we have about 64 tribes and most of them are farmers not cattle keepers only about 4 to 5 tribes with probably the biggest population
hello from a random greek-american who found your videos! it was nice hearing some positives about south sudan and some interesting stuff about the culture, im glad i watched this. we always see such negative portrayals in the media and this seemed like a more authentic and personal perspective
Hello, I am very glad that you took the time to watch my video and found it informative and helpful. I felt the duty to share my experience about my country because other people like you, who haven’t been there, need to see my home in a different light. Thank you once again. I’m appreciate of your feedback 🙏🏾
🔥🔥🇸🇸 i need to come back home ❤️
I always thought that South Sudan was unsafe, and horrible to live in. Good to see it is great place to take a vacation in a exotic country with many beautiful culutres! You have great courage girl! Keep being you! Much love from America ❤🇺🇸🇺🇸
Culture: not every South Sudanese marry in the way you describe. You are just describing YOUR tribe. It would be good to hear about the different tribes that belong & live in South Sudan. Don’t also forget to mention the land grabbing, violence and strategy to take over Juba from the people who own it originally. Not every tribe OWN cows. Most South Sudanese cultivate and agriculture is huge in Juba. I wonder why you didn’t mention this? I actually think your video is good, I just think it’s one-sided. If we are truly want to talk about culture of South Sudanese, pls represent the WHOLE demography of South Sudan.
Please could you talk on affordable rentals, self contained in safe areas
I recently travelled back in October 2021. I stayed in Juba and Rumbek. Absolutely loveeed my stay there. I was also there for independence in 2011 which was also a beautiful experience. So it was nice to return after 10 years away.
I'm planning to travel again in March. Really excited.
I love being home and I'm happy to see us returning. Also love your business.
Thanks for sharing this video and some wonderful places to visit.
Great job
Keep it up we don't have South Sudanese youtuber
I'm new here.
I can't wait to see more videos...
🙏👍👍👌.
Thank your for your feedback and support! Much appreciated, I have more videos to share for sho and I know you’ll like it
How much is the average cost for housing
Am also a South Sudanese RUclipsr my experience with my country is the best and am discovering more opportunities thanks for your information about our Country ❤❤❤
I love your country
I want to move South Sudan capital to Wau.
Great video! Love from Winnipeg 🇨🇦🇨🇦
and were you live now are you juba
👍👍👊👊
I have issue with people carrying guns all the time.
I love how you are trying to promote South Sudan, I am a South Sudanese and I want the entire Country to be secure, specialy for its Citizen who live there
Insecurity is real in the whole South Sudan. Juba is only a City and its still not safe to live there but maybe just to visit.
The whole Country is very insecure and thats why alots of south Sudanese dont want to go back to South Sudan.
you will never know when something can happen and any thing can happen any time, 2013 and 2016 a major war brake out
in Juba City and a lots of people were killed including foriegners. Know South Sudanese and the whole world are waiting to see
when will the next major war will brake out because the Politician are not willing to make peace and put security of the intire country in place.
interesting video. greets from Germany 🇩🇪🇩🇪
I am one of people who live these country called South Sudan even if I didn't grow up there. The sense of belonging is the best experience you can ever have, try Bor Town and you will feel more safer
What about general costs ..apartments etc
And thankyou for this video girl. I've been so scared to go back home cos of the things my mum has told me about it but I'm glad you opened my eyes to a different perspective 💗 thanks sis
@afrikanconfidential
Thank God
Here is Jessica of south Sudan
Love you madam
Which part of South Sudan are you from?
Culture: not every South Sudanese marry in the way you describe. You are just describing YOUR tribe. It would be good to hear about the different tribes that belong & live in South Sudan. Don’t also forget to mention the land grabbing, violence and strategy to take over Juba from the people who own it originally. Not every tribe OWN cows. Most South Sudanese cultivate and agriculture is huge in Juba. I wonder why you didn’t mention this? I actually think your video is good, I just think it’s one-sided. If we are truly want to talk about culture of South Sudanese, pls represent the WHOLE demography of South Sudan.
Thanks for watching my video and also giving me your feedback. As you’re aware about the title of this video, I speak on my experience in Juba, South Sudan. You’re right, it’s my perspective and experience which I choose to share on my platform. I also made it a point to share positive information about South Sudan. There are plenty of media outlets and RUclips channels that will share more of what you’ve commented on. The world needs to hear more positive information about our country and it’s our duty to do so.
@@afrikanconfidential8661 Thank you and I really appreciate you getting back to me. I know there are other channels however when I watched your video it just came across as though South Sudan had one culture and this is not true as you know. The positive thing to say about our culture is to show the world that the people of South Sudan are diverse. You gave one perspective, which was beautiful but at least mention that it’s one aspect of the culture. The things that divided us are many and it doesn’t help when we continue in the same way during peace times too.
In this case you can also say that it’s your perspective of how you view South Sudan. I also mentioned at the beginning of my video that it’s my perspective of our country and that’s what I chose to share. You may have a different experience which is unfortunate but I believe that our country is United and we are all working together to build it, which may be in different ways.
I appreciate your feedback once again and will be happy to share more videos which will incorporate more information about South Sudan.
Wow thank you for the info. My partner is from S .Sudan and im really look forward to moving there.
Getting such an amazing feedback makes me happy! I hope you enjoy your stay with your partner in South Sudan
Alot south Sudanese people want to move south Sudan but people scar to go back home all times something happens
Home is home, people should not be scared of going back home. It’s safe
I love your video sister great👍
Are you from Lake state.
Hey. I'm a Black American; currently living in Uganda. I would like to visit Juba soon but I want some clarity. As an American who doesn't look Sudanese with an American accent is it unwise for someone like me to go there or are there any precautions I should take?
Here you will find those south Sudanese who left america they will welcome and help you in your endouvers
It aint safe bro
You're absolutely welcome brother and it's safer than you think. we're one people. One love ✌🏿
The south is South Sudan, as long as it is our country, for which we fought for, and for that we offered our comrades as martyrs in order for our country to enjoy freedom, peace and democracy. We work for peace in our country, our people deserve to be in the forefront because we have a great history, the kingdom of Kush was the one that ruled the world before the Europeans knew civilization, we are a great people with a very great history
I want to come to South Sudan to look for a wife. Tall and beautiful! Is the dowry expensive?
Best of luck with that. When it comes to dowry, different communities ask for different bride price but it’s generally exactly expensive
lol, same here, I'm 6'7"...maybe I should go find a superfine woman with the right height
Thankyou for the video about our Homeland and YES I have subscribed to your channel. 💯🇸🇸❤️✌🏿
wow interesting
Thank you @itsboldtv
@@afrikanconfidential8661 I need to visit home soon!
That's a very nice channel ! Thanks for sharing this. Greetings from Brazil.
I will be back home soon.. thanks dear ❤️💕💗💗
Can’t wait to visit Juba 😍
Hey Naima, I hope that you’ll enjoy yourself and have a lovely stay in juba when you go for a visit
same here
Thank you, My beautiful queen
We’re love you too much 💙💚🇸🇸
I'm from Pakistan I will visit juba soon
Hello, Enjoy your trip to Juba.
@@afrikanconfidential8661 thank you very much
Thank you so much 😊 I’m actually thinking of going back home 🇸🇸🇸🇸your video has encouraged me a lot.
i love your vedio please how can we link up im Joyce from Juba.
Thanks so much for this. I am potentially moving to Juba for a year for work and appreciate the commentary and recommendations. Welcome any additional information you can provide apart from what is available here. Hope your flower business is going well, congratulatoins!
Thank you for watching my video and giving a feedback. Best of luck to you and I hope you’ll enjoy your stay while in South Sudan. If you wish to know more about South Sudan, please click the link below ⬇️ to watch more videos on my South Sudan playlist.
ruclips.net/p/PL4DKg-Abbn4Bl6vGumVJm-gv0c31fkLOb
my dad is 80. he told me to travel to south sudan, when i told him i wanted to leave America. BTW i am born and raised in the carribean
That’s amazing. Home will always be home. I’m sure you’d bond with a lot of family members if you go to South Sudan and also embrace the cultural while you’re there
Nice, Thank you for sharing. I'm going to South Sudan on Dec 2nd/2021. I hope to connect with you if you are still there.
You’re welcome. Unfortunately, I will not be in June at that time but I wish you a lovely stay in South Sudan ❤️
Thanks for info, will check out these places...
do you know the price range of housing in juba or even outside juba?
Wow. Great content. Am new here. I love the country now. Am a Kenyan so whenever you visit,, please reach out
Hi are you in Juba? How is biz there?
You're so gorgeous 😍😍😍
Thank you sis 🥰
Hey i guess we are both from the same country sister 😊😊
Hi, thank you for your content. I have a question that probably only you can help. I'm currently trying to compile a list of best selling books by country. Is there a website or place that I can look up that information for South Sudan that you know of?
Hello, I am not sure about this but I do know that Good Vibes Juba will be able to help you.
You are really beautiful, thnks for the info. Nice to know more about South Sudan.
Thank you 😊. I’m happy that you found it informative.
East or west home is the best 🇸🇸🇸🇸
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Just subscribed thanks for the information n you sound so eloquent 🥰 I love stay bliss
Thank you santamaria! Much appreciated 🥰🥰
Wat I love about this video is only loor yuh know it give me pleasure wanna a see yuh soon coming back home
Loor is also exciting for me. I love watching people dance. I will go back home at the right time for me. Hopefully very soon ☝🏾🤞🏾
You speak very well and radiate a positive vibe. Greetings from Vancouver
Your comment he literally made my morning. Thank you ☺️
@@afrikanconfidential8661 my pleasure! Keep being you and best wishes for your channel.
Subscribed :).
Thank you, I love juba and I wish to be there ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I m Rwandan
Hello Ragaju, I hope you’ll have the opportunity to explore Juba soon and have a good time when you do 😃
I want to go to South Sudan to go and celebrate 16 May..
That’s a great idea. Enjoy your stay in South Sudan when you go there.
I am from South Sudan 🇸🇸
Great video and contents keep pushing my beautiful sister much love.
Thank you my brother. I will definitely keep pushing and I appreciate your support. Means a lot.
Woow. You are beautiful. I subscribed
Much love from italy 🥰🇮🇹❤
Thank you for your support. Much appreciated
Thanks dear l will make sure l will go back and check out💖💖😘😘
Can't wait to meet you in Juba
Real talk ma ome gal
Agau me ?!
Our love for home is so big💗💗
Proud of home ,dear daughter
Thank you 🙏🏾
Good 👍
I live in Juba, we are generally nice here, also very incredibly violent!
The violence part is something that we’ve seen on the news, it’s time for us as South Sudanese to shed a more positive light about our country and let the world know what they don’t see in mainstream media
Is it safe for white people?
It’s safe for everyone
Great content, you got a new subsicriber
Thank you for subscribing to my channel and welcome to my growing YT family 🙌🏾
Thanks a lot for your sharing, cannot wait to fly to Juba.
You’re welcome. I hope you’ll have a wonderful time during your visit to Juba.
Congratulations on your business
Thank you Deng 🙏🏿🙏🏿
I enjoyed watching this video 📸😁
Thank you for your feedback and support , I’m glad that you liked the video 🙌🏾
You so beautiful
Thank you
You're gorgeous. Keep going.
Thank you Yama. I appreciate your support and motivation. I’ll definitely keep going 💯
keep up good work
Thank you Luol, I appreciate your support
Do you have internet access in Juda