INSIDE SOUTH SUDAN (World's Newest Country)
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In 2011, Sudan broke into 2 separate countries. Sudan in the north and South Sudan in the South... They are completely different in every way possible.
I have spent the last 48 hours in Juba, the capital city of South Sudan, and it has been one of the most interesting and eye opening trips of my entire life.
Thankfully, was able to get in touch with some awesome locals through social media and they've been showing me around and making sure I'm safe. I say this because South Sudan is not the safest country around Africa -- it's been in a constant state of war since its existence 8 years ago. But things now seem to be much more stable than the past, and the future is bright for this oil rich country in Central/East Africa.
In this video, join me as I give you a deeper look at the people, culture and life of South Sudan. Have any questions about visiting? Comment below!
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When the man said “we are humans too” broke my heart. Of course you are. 😞
Say that to the western world... 😞
U dunno why they are saying that, right?
@@hr473 haha tell them bro
@@rootsism1 Maybe u have closer descriptions as me. Share ur stories
(I am a nationalsocialist and dont wanna politicise this topic.
Its better, when a localman [referin to continent] can speak about this topic.
This states have serious problems including their poeple. And if i speak, it would result in so called hatespeech)
☹️☹️☹️
Drew: visits a country where English is the official language
Also Drew: "I was pleasantly surprised by how many people speak English fluently"
I also noticed, like what's up with that
Lol but drew is human no1s perfect but yh lol ha ha
Researching it and experiencing it is totally different
You must also remember almost a decade ago they separated from a country where even though English was one of the two official languages, in which the other was Arabic, Arabic was mainly spoken. Due to the challenges faced by this new country, and even before they'd become a country, surely it makes sense that he's surprised, even impressed, they speak fluent English.
🤣🤣🤣
Corruption is the worst thing to a country
Saad King war is also not that great
Authoritarianism is worst. Trust me.
@@joaopedrorocha8525 linked with corruption
Islam is the worst thing that can happen to a country
@@iAMaReaperGotprobZ Hey be in your limits you don't know what you are talking about. Islam shows the path of peace not violence. There are some forces who are using the name of islam to do bad things. If you don't know about islam than you have to study it. So will understand what islam says
We’re so rich in Africa but our leaders just hate us having good lives.
The world has a lot of hate toward Africa and the people.
I always hear Africans say that. There are 54 countries in Africa. ALL leaders of all 54 countries hate you having good lives? That makes sense to you? Maybe you should look deeper to find what else is going on.
@@sheritownsend7525 will you kindly read up on African Politics. Please start from Adeola Fayehun. She tries to bring humour into it because of how sad the reality of Africa is. Lol
@@sheritownsend7525 obviously if you hear Africans say it then it is true. Silly question
@@sheritownsend7525 corrupt governments is a huge thing in africa and even around the whole world in many different countries. if you don't know about that then you don't know a lot about the world and social studies. corruption is something that can and does happen and even if you choose to deny and ignore it, it's still going on unfortunately.
Drew binsky : you guys are 7feet tall!
Sudan people : no you're short
hhh, how tall is drew then?
5'6
@@nizamifaz1107 how do you know did you stalk him or something
@@pauloemmi6216 Ever heard of an biography
Paul Emmison See Drew Binsky's Hong Kong shoe box video. In that, he told he is 5’6”
It feels horrible 😭seeing such good people suffer because of some select individuals who decided to fight
they fight for independence they didn't fight because they wanted to play, they fight because the Muslim government of Sudan didn't recognize them and didn't let them be Christians, therefore, South Sudan wanted independence.
@@zaujimaveinformacie4008 still no denying the fact such good people are suffering. Remember it's always the minority that fights and the majority that gets affected. (By minority I don't mean ethnic.or.cultural minority I mean small amount of people)
@@Sharma-xw6ml you are correct, because of some people everyone in the country has to suffer :(
@@zaujimaveinformacie4008
Why U didn't fight who forced U to become "Christians" and what about the war after the "independence" ?!
@@shinecleaningshinecleaning that happend in the 1800s -_- We got independence from Spain in the 1800s
We miss you brothers.
Salute from Northern Sudan.
Mohammed Al.ashraf love from 🇸🇸
@ESTA ROSSA You really are clueless , aren't you?? I am not going to say things are pleasant in Sudan , but it was all down to injustice and absence of law. Everyone was oppressed , of course none more than our brothers in the South , but EVERYONE was oppressed , even the Muslim majority state of Darfur that you mentioned. When the war broke out in the 1950's the Sudanese government was a secular one. So you clearly have no idea what you are talking about
Peace and love to all our brothers in South Sudab
@ESTA ROSSA First of all , almost all the African nations have names that aren't originally African.If you go to a country that has a Christian majority you will find people with names such as Emmanuel , Victor , Thomas, etc , and obviously that is not something to criticize. It is a culture and they have the right to adopt it or refuse it , the choice should always be with the locals, and the majority of Sudanese accepted Islamic culture. Secondly , You are speaking about things that happened more than a thousand years ago....the same argument can be made about how other religions in the world spread (consider South America and the African slaves) through out history. Sudan , which was historically known as Nubia during the Islamic era was not forced into Islam through war , but through time and inter marriage with the Muslim majority in Egypt and what is now Southern Saudi Arabia , as Islam became a the dominant religion in Sudan in the 16th century , a thousand years after Egypt.
As I mentioned , everything that happened in South Sudan was a tragedy and a complete mess which was down to the rulers of Sudan being very oppressive and a complete lack of justice , but simply saying the cause was religion is clueless , as the same cruelty happened in the Muslim majority Darfur. All our governments throughout history , whether secular or religious have been unjust oppressive dictatorships.
@ESTA ROSSA I understand why you would think this way , and the behaviour and action of modern-day Muslims has enhanced this belief among many people , especially when you consider what happened in the South which was an all out atrocity. But Islam does not promote war nor does it force people to leave their religions. Throughout the early Islamic age , Christians and Jews were allowed to practice their religions and build their temples inside Islamic countries , you can read about it if you wish to understand more. And the wars during the beginning of Islam targeted three major empires which were the Persian , the Roman and the Egyptian empire , and the wars had many reasons , with the spread of religion not being among the priorities as non Muslims were allowed to keep their faith after the Muslims won. Another major Christian empire which was around was the Abyssinian empire , and the Muslims never attempted to negotiate them into converting to Islam nor did it attempt an invasion. Also, the areas with the highest Muslim population in the world (Indonesia , Malaysia , Nigeria) did not have any form of warfare from Muslims. Islam is very specific on when to go to war and when to stay in peace , and the only reason such issues are not brought in other religions is because Islam is very specific in pretty much everything , but in this day and age , Muslims are setting a bad example. In Islamic law it is a major sin to abuse or mistreat non - Muslims who are living in your state , but as you mentioned that is not happening.
I hope you understand that 90% of everything wrong going on in our side of the world is because of corrupt dictators who claim to be Muslim but do not abide by any of the laws on justice set for us by our Prophet.
@@aminahmed2189 actually the ottoman empire (current day turkey), sultans of Egypt and Adal Sultane (current day Somalia) t actually tried to take Abyssinia to spread Islam but only gained pieces such as Afar and Harari. In which is why those regions of Ethiopia are Muslims to this very day. Also for the fact that the majority of ethiopians during the time period were a mixtures of both Nubian and Jewish heritage/ethnicity and their Christian religion made them a huge target during the Arab slave trade. The Arabs think of Ethiopians more like fetishes than actual people similar to how they think of people near the Indian subcontinent. Watch this video. I am not saying islam is bad because that makes me a hypocrite of being a muslim myself, but inshaallah the arabs will change there ways and end slavery.
th-cam.com/video/5OdIqeWkhHU/w-d-xo.html
Love u South Sudan 🇸🇸 from 🇪🇹🇪🇹
❤️💛
Nilotic people 😍 dark, tall, regal and graceful ❤️ beautiful
True...some of the tallest people on earth.
Nilotic
very interesting people. God has made us all so different to live in our environments. hope they can work together to bring their country to prosperity
God didn't made anyone lmao
You got the chocolate fever
South Sudanese , Somali , Senegalese, Tutsi
Are very tall but first place goes to our South Sudanese brothers
Farah Hersi u know in Ethiopia in the northern afar areas, the average height is 6’1
Dude I'm somali and iam 5'8
Senegalese and south sudan are not ethnicity
I have something for you which you will like: th-cam.com/video/ClsIKAwM2_s/w-d-xo.html
Aprillia Kasih they are , average of like at least 6 feet
As a northerner in Sudan but living in America, I’m saddened that I never took the chance to visit South Sudan while we were still united. All the war and northern government propaganda led me not consider visiting my brothers in the South. Since the divide I’ve had the opportunity to visit Khartoum, Darfur, Meroe, and Port Sudan. Inshallah I get to visit Kassala, Blue Nile, and Nuba Mountains next. After that, I’d love to visit my brothers South Sudan. I pray that they are able to unite and find peace + prosperity. Please learn from our mistakes! I love you 🇸🇩 🇸🇸 ❤️
F E my parents are from South Sudan I was born in America
SPEEDY - my parents lost hope that the military was going to give up power and that the country was actually going to improve so they moved to Saudi Arabia but it was too racist so my dad ended up moving the family to America in the early 90s
@@speedster.7988 God bless your country. You are some of the most kind, and gorgeous people on the planet!
F E love from🇸🇸 same thing for my family in 🇪🇬 Egypt it was really racist so we move to America
F E my brother it is In sha Allah not inshallah
I’m very happy that you’ve posted such a positive video on South Sudan that doesn’t just focus on the negative aspects or sugarcoat the challenges it faces. However, I do love how you’ve highlighted that no matter the issues S. Sudanese face, they are always optimistic and welcoming.
I’ve always had hope for my country and hoped that I’d visit once I’ve finished college. Now that I’m 22 and just graduated from college and S. Sudan is peaceful, I am motivated to visit the country and book a flight to visit my hometown of Biemnom. S. Sudan is beautiful and flourishing and I only hope to accelerate its progress one day. I know this may sound like I’m daydreaming but I’ve always had a game plan laid out and even centered my studies in college on development so that I can attempt to apply them to this beautiful nation that so many seem to brush off as another failing state. We are 8 years in the making with so much potential and so many young college educated Sudanese folk looking to aid the country and I believe that they’re dreams will come to fruition in the upcoming years.
You've certainly communicated your thoughts quite fluently. Hope your dreams (and works) for this young nation come true. Greetings from India!!!
Thanks so much for visiting our country south sudan 🇸🇸 I'm so glad to see people like you in our country, hope for the next 5 years coming you will see the change, you always will be welcome 😊🙏
Much love from Mexico to S. Sudan! 🇲🇽❤️🇸🇸
Love to all of Africa from India. :)
I have been in south Sudan ,juba for 5 years 2010 to 2015 and they are the most kindest people I even know smart, helpful, straightforward and sharing is normal they they don't eat alone No matter what Rich in culture the beauty is something I tell you I just wanna the world to know that south Sudan's are great people love you all may God bless them all 🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸
Drew Binsky: shedding light on countries with a dark past since 2012
Except Chad and Brunei :P
@@Lak1148 I'd like to mildly argue with Drew's perception of Chad because Chad is an enormous country and N'Djamena is just one city in a corner of the country near the Nigerian / Cameroonian border. Surely there must be places within Chad that are a lot greater albeit very, very provincial.
Mr. pear yeah true
@Super Cool ?
@Super Cool terroristan doesn't exist boomer
As a Sudanese, I really wish that we could be back together as a single country. I am fully aware of the racism that caused this separation, but the next generation of Sudanese people, by that I mean the Northern and the Southern part, are more than capable to eliminate any type of racial discrimination that we were forced to adopt from the previous corrupt government. Although some individuals will find this comment unacceptable, I strongly believe that we complete each other. #Unity for the two Sudans.
Those skin tones are soo beautiful, my word !
انتم تستحقون كل خبر تحياتي وحبي واحترامي لأهلي في جنوب السودان
لازلت احس انكم اهلي وجزء من بلادي الحزينة
اخوكم من جمهورية السودان
South Sudan and Somalia, our brothers and sisters, soon you will rise. Love from Nairobi.
Two different religions
@@georgiakirov3654 So
@@georgiakirov3654 different religion or not still we support
- Why are you tall?
- Who ses I'm tall?
- You are tall!
10/10
Why are you growing? Why-are you growing?
*Uganda intensifies*
Hhaahhaha
Daz uganda
Love south sudan brothers and sisters tallest people ❤🇸🇸from somalia 🇸🇴
“I was quite nervous to come here” definitely never quoted by drew for every other country
Home sweet home 💓❤️ South Sudan 🇸🇸🇸🇸💝💘♥️💟
You guys are brave but deserved full peace and then the dividend of that peace. God is great.
Hi Chan , I wanted to know more about your homeland will you help me.
So glad you made this video! I myself was also concerned when you were going to be traveling South Sudan, all though it’s not by any means safe, but you definitely showed that is a country with beautiful, friendly, and welcoming people! Thank you!
If we get such positive attitude and comments about our country,then the world will eventually change the narrative about South Sudan. Thank you Drew Binsky.
Thank you for sharing this. For years and years Egypt and Sudan have needlessly harmed South Sudanese people in the most atrocious, inhuman ways. These are the indigenous people- since the time of the Pharos. I send my love and prayers to the people. May the good lord see the I justice and reward them abundantly.
🙏🙏💕💕from Ethiopia
I Love south sudan 😃🇸🇸. I came from Eritrea 🇪🇷 and live now since 2017 in Germany
ميخائيل كيدان تيكليت تسلم يازول
When you finish this you should show us your passport stamps (without your personal information of course).
Yes good idea
I agree
The Box Of Chicago 1m subs that’s my journey, become part of it and watch my content
F7YUB Vlogs Shut up. I would, but you keep commenting the same shit on his videos.
@@F7YUBVlogs shut up no one cares about your trashy channel
Drew you are a real travel vlogger! Honestly, there aren't many content creators going to places like this but there you are! Well done sir! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
he spent 2 days there? Just to tick it off a list. He is a country counter and not a traveler.
...the stunning nile river
Shows sinking boat
Lol I was confused too 😕
Wow! This was incredible to see from your perspective Drew! Congratulations on country 174, so close!
Rich and Kirsten 1m subs that’s my journey, become part of it and watch my content
F7YUB Vlogs you haven’t posted in 6 months why would anyone sub to you
A cousin of a friend worked here for a while in the oil industry and he said out of the 70 or so countries he visited, it's the country with the greatest proportion of people with beautiful faces he's ever seen.
South Sudan: I have Oil
USA: I think you need some FREEDOM
Exactly 🙏😁
True tho🤭
I'd say China.
But the US isn't in south sudan, its almost like the US doesnt invade countries for their oil or they would have invaded more than just Iraq, who we barely even get oil from to this day.
My Dinka people 🇸🇸🇸🇸 ❤️
yessir!
I hope the best for you're people. Much Love and support
Drew -The oil reserves in the country are estimated to be 472 million tons.
"Knock knock"
"Who is here?"
"USA"
Bringging what? Democracy!!!!
It’s all run by the Chinese
They got run out a long time ago. Its maylasisa , China and Indonesia
Switch USA with China.
USA doesn't have stakes in Africa's oil biz. China is currently putting hundreds of billions into Africa, to build structures and businesses, and in turn, taking over the power in many places.
Again, not USA. China. Be honest, and don't keep spreading ignorance.
If USA is setting up shop anywhere to obtain natural resources, it is in the middle east.
Under Biden, America is essentially shutting down oil production in USA, which under Trump became the number one producer worldwide, and is in turn giving the green light to pipelines in the middle East.
Literally shutting down USA from being self sufficient, and setting up shop overseas.
It's greedy and wrong. We should be setting this up in USA. We shouldn't be in the middle east.
We should be pulling out of Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, ect.
Trump started that, and never started a single war... The only president in our lifetimes to not start a new war...
Word is since Trump initiated ending the US presence in Afghanistan, that Biden doesn't really have a choice, and the troops will be coming home, thankfully (for us, and for Afghanistan)
Love you my brothers South Sudanese this from Sudan 🇸🇩
Thanks for making these videos. As someone who has never traveled outside the USA I appreciate
the opportunity to see and learn about other places/cultures. It would be nice though if in the beginning
of each video you would put a quick locator map for all of us to the tune of "where in the world is....". Thanks.
Dutch people: *i'm tall*
South Sudan people: *am i a joke ?*
Hhhhhhhhh
0:35 Man got some drip
Lol yea
Yes, waited so long for this video. I have met many South Sudanese people and can call 2 my friends. They are definetily very friendly and humble people. Would love to visit South Sudan soon.
Final he went to my country south Sudanese I’m Dinka Aweil btw
Nba needs to invest in South sudan, who knows what they can discover there?
Yes they did but South Sudanese government is strictly against it. The south sudanese government is demanding more money from nba for themselves not for the athletes.
Manure Bol
EDIT: Manute
Well plenty of players like Manute Bol, Bol Bol, Luol Deng, Thon Maker (although he became obsolete after the initial hype), etc. have been pretty effective I’d say tbh!!
Manut bol 😅
Love South Sudan
From Somalia
Are you from Al- shabaab😂🤣😂
I from somalia alshabaab is not only somalia
eriteria most worst in the wourld
@@mikaeltek9216 he is Alshabab so what you changed 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫.that is not your business
We love Somalia too
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video and showing a real picture of these beautiful survivors. Blessings and continued safety to you in your journey.
3:56 the kid is soo cute❤
Ok.
love to check it my lovely neighbours , love and respect from 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
I actually want to visit this beautiful country one day but not as a tourist, rather a volunteer to help people. I really wish I can. Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️
Welcome anytime
South Sudan 🇸🇸! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎
here at south sudan's 10th birthday 🎉🎉
Me too.
Freedom, liberty and independence is extremely worthy of celebration.
9 July 2011 - 9 July 2021
God bless South Sudan
Your videos have been such an eye opener for me because you have shown the real beauty of countries that are portrayed as war-torn, every man for himself type of places on the news, and I just wanted to say thank you.
Love it South Sudan.. .. India🇮🇳
Some of them could easily be high fashion models. Tall, thin, super melaninated. Beautiful 🖤
They are
الشوووووق الي جنوبنا الحبيب ♥️🇸🇩
Hope for the best!! These people deserve a better tommarow, as they have faced more than enough of the hardship!
I love my county sooo much🇸🇸❤️❤️
The boy with the dark blue shirt at 1:18 is soo handsome! When he grows up he’s gonna be even more handsome
Who else has been waiting for their daily dose of Drew's video?! These are such good videos!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
There is something noble about Nilotic people like no other
They like basic life & not live in compacted system life like city people in developed world. I support their life their no private life anymore in city camera everywhere its like maize
@@A.D.540 I see your point
@@A.D.540 lol the people in the city live normal lifes the people in the outskirts are the ones who dont want to change their way of living because their ancestors were living like that for centuries
@pm wow, that's a beautiful thing to say. I would rather say "bestial, mystical and spiritual"
I thought that South Sudan was THE worst place on earth. Now I kinda want to go, thank you for shedding light, Drew
right now, it's Northern Syria.
@@mysteriousDSF yes
U U while China 🇨🇳 isn’t the best country, not all of it is dirty and polluted. The tradition of eating dogs is growing less and less common, and some Chinese even keep dogs as pets. Definitely not the worst place on earth.
you might regret it after day 1. the country does not have money and it looks like a broke country to me because of the streets and the dirt roads. the people there are also poor and they do not have enough money to build a skyscraper or a mall. I dont know if they have a mall but I'm pretty sure they do
@@morestuff64058 this is because arabs took advantage of our wealth & build the north. Trust me the country will bounce back.
Thanks for video taping for your subscribers in this country. Love those firm hand shakes. All the best to you, Drew. And all the best to South Sudan.
380K people killed in the civilwar in South Sudan. Hope they get peace soon.
I’m Eritrean but was raised in Sudan. Sudanese people are some of the nicest people I know
I'm proud to be a south Sudanese than to be an Ethiopian. When I see the flag of the country I feel like I was there with you guys and it make me laughing. My country like no other countries on it and I can't wait to see it.
Am from South Sudan and glad someone is at least is sharing positive aspects of our country.
South Sudan:im Poor but I have oil
Few Month Later
USA:Knock Knock
South Sudan:Who is there?
USA:USA!
The year is 2020. Drew Binsky has just stepped off a plane in Kingston, Jamaica, and is immediately swarmed by a crowd of fans congratulating him on reaching his goal of visiting every country in the world.
It's only after a few minutes that a man pushes his way through the crowd and up to Drew, holding his phone aloft for everyone to read.
Scotland has just declared independence.
Facepalming, Drew immediately books a plane ticket.
Dinka gang 🇸🇸✊🏿
Wonderful hope the best for south sudan
Thanks naruto
If ur sudanese like me🇸🇸 drop your flag🇸🇸🇸🇩
South Sudanese 🇸🇸🇸🇸
🇸🇸🇸🇸
🇸🇩 🇸🇸 ❤️
Aight how tall do Sudanese females want their men I'm 6ft4 do I have a chance?
🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸
I am an african american woman born in the united states but as i look at my brothers and sisters from african nations i fall in love with their skintones and their african tongues. May god bless all of us.
1:29 And of course, the stunning Nile River
*Shows half-sunken boat*
I've been to South Sudan back in 2007 when it still was a part of the proper Northern Sudan. With all the oil money then going to Khartoum, infrastructure wasn't really existing with just two paved roads and no proper hotel in Juba. But people were quite optimistic about their future, hoping to utilize all the oil money once it had become independent. However, it didn't work out that way.
It's quite funny that they still did not remove the shipwreck from the River Nile.
Very interesting, tongyao zhang!
No, 50% was going to the South and they (Juba) did nothing with the billions that they received with the oil remittance money; we're talking about $20 billion dollars.
In response to a commenter about ancient Cush and South Sudanese, I replied as below. I thought I’d post this as a comment for anyone interested. Find citations below.
KEY POINT: Nile valley civilization was started by the ancestors of South Sudanese Nilotes and Sudanese Nilosaharan speaking people’s...so the OP is absolutely right in his statement that South Sudanese formed the earliest “country” in the world. I will, however, concede to second place for Egyptians because Kushite Kingdoms were second to the Egyptians in power, so maybe not as well known in the ancient middle eastern world, which is where the great powers of time were located, and where the authors of the biblical texts originate...Babylonians, Akkadian, Assyrians, etc... [the Bible is an anthology with several authors who themselves borrowed from other cultures]
The ancient “Upper Nile” (upstream of Egypt) would have been first organized permanent settlement or “country” as the commentator puts it, though not a country in the traditional sense but a recognizable polity. The ancient Sudanese, the ancestors of the South Sudanese 🇸🇸 and non-Arab groups/Africans in Sudan 🇸🇩, were the first ppl in the world to settle down and establish permanent villages in the central Sahara or modern day south Libya...this was a period called the “wet Sahara” of the Holocene epoch, where the Sahara desert was green, with savanna grasslands, rivers, and lakes. When these began to dry up starting around 4000 BC, the advancing desert rapidly pushed people South, East, and West. These groups likely surround giant fresh water megalakes in the green Sahara and with desertification, They were pushed/scattered in all directions. The Southern group migrated South into Western Africa, they now are in Mali 🇲🇱 , Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Chad 🇹🇩 ; The western Cohort in Senegal 🇸🇳 , Gambia 🇬🇲 , & Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 , and the EASTERN people moved towards the Nile becoming the earliest settlers on the Nile valley. These group was made up of two major ethnicities, Nilosaharan speakers (settled southern parts = upper Nile) and Afroasiatic Speakers (Northern parts or Lower Nile). The people in the Southern Part of the Nile - Nilosaharan speaking group - were the ancestors of modern day South Sudanese 🇸🇸 Some “ ethnically African Sudanese”, and the Nubians 🇸🇩. The Northern part of the Nile valley was inhabited by Afroasiatic people - who became the ancestors of the ancient Egyptians and other northern Sudanese Afroasitic speakers such as the Beja (the Egyptians would later lump them with “Nubians/ Kushites” and called them “Medjay”). The Southern Nilosaharan people ( an Eastern Sudanic speaking people known as the “A-group”) who the Egyptians eventually came to know as “Kushites” were the first to establish civilization in the Nile valley. It then spread northwards, where Egypt advanced it to what we now recognize as ancient Egyptian Civilization.
NB: this is a simplied version. It’s more complicated than I have presented above. e.g. there were already other African groups already in Eastern Sudan who likely mixed with the western migrants to create the various groups of Kushites and smaller nationalities on the periphery of the Kushite states.
My country people 🇸🇸🇸🇸❤️
Much love ❤️
God bless to the people of South Sudan from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I was there last year aki this people they are nice people I'm greeting you from Kenya 🇰🇪
3:52 That guy should be a model.
The problem is that he is the average south sudan youth we all looks like that 😂
Ikr
I love south Sudan ,and I hope I can visit someday, love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
This is one of the countries I'd most like to visit
nah..not good idea
munir abdu lol no one wants to go to wherever your from which is probably Syria lmao
its just my opinion from my last visist, and to be clear im Ethiopian.
@janco Van der Weshtuizen you are harmly welcome
@Real dude lying about wht ??
LOVED this video. Thank you. The people are absolutely stunning.
Late gang
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Fck off
Prakash what went up your ass
@@prakash740 Jesus, calm your ass down lmao
above ur comments i saw "early gang"
hello there Yeah
You are such a kind soul bro.
Much love from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵
Keep going bro.❣️❤❤
Hey Drew, great video, but looks like half the cars in the road are Land Cruisers and not 'Land Rovers' 😊
Lived in Juba (workwise) during 2016-17. Travelled to all sites of country. Nice people and great country. Missed very much. Greetings from Azerbaijan
Northern Sudanese here, I really miss them and wish they have the country we were never able to give them in the north 💜
Is it hazardous for you to visit? or maybe other obstacles?
@@treebeardtheent2200 I haven't been (yet) but I know people who've gone there and they don't face any issues. I think most of us on both sides still think we are one and wish this never happened!
@@magdaemad2186 The people of two different nations can be good friends even if the politics are not sufficiently compatible for them to be one.
Canada and the US is one example. Many European nations as well I think.
Tbh I kinda wish the US would break apart into several smaller nations, but we're too mixed up.
These people have made humbleness into an ART 🤗
They have the most beautiful skin! They're just amazingly good looking people in general!
This guy is already one of my favorite youtubers right now. I love how he puts more effort for the unknown nations. Can't wait until his Jamaica Videos are out (last country!) Also this video could be outdated soon!
The Newest Country Holder is...................
South Sudan
Bougainville 2019: Not on our watch!
I love Drew Binsky for one thing: he has changed the minds of the brainwashed and has showed them the reality.
#LoveDrew
They are so tall.i envy your youth and passion😄 Thanks for sharing your experiences of newest world🍁🍂 take care💕
DREW: SOUTH SUDAN HAS OIL RESERVES.
USA: I am cominggg..
Well said 😂🤣😜🤣😂
South Sudan tries to set up relations with Russia. So USA might get some difficulties in 'i'm comming'
Fuck USA and Israel terrorists
U are not welcome
My father went to UN mission twice in Sudan and South sudan in 2008 and 2016 in the same place Malakal of present day S. Sudan. He went from Bangladesh Navy contingent.
no doubt: the most beautiful people in africa! 😮
greetings from germany
When you love Drew Binsky so much your super early ❤️ great job Drew the effort you put in is great! Keep it up.
Inshallah, one day the conflict will be over and it will return from South Sudan 🇸🇸 to the real United Sudan. 🇸🇩
I really like his videos. They're all mostly straight to the point, not a lot of nonsense talking to inflate his ego or anything. And I'm learning a lot. I have subscribed. You should have a lot more viewers!
You visited the most generous, smiley and truthful people in the world, south sudanese are awesome
It's nice to see you showing what South Sudan is like these days. What the media refuses to show
I am an Indian & i have my friends from south sudan & speaking frankly they are much good& helpful people in nature
do a video about each & every US State!
Vali Tsunami maybe after he finish all the countries