Hi my sist I came a cross you channel a few days ago and i can't stop watching your videos. Learning so much about South sudan. Keep up the great work.
The city council of Juba needs to formalise those markets by building proper structures for vendors that will also instill a sense of more entrepreneurship amongst the people.
I think dodo is what we call here in Kenya ododo in dholuo. Thanks for showing us our foods. Good job. It's a part of our culture that needs to be preserved and celebrated, we celebrate you
I love you content beautiful lady,well done!! I really believe Nigeria, especially southern Nigeria is from South Sudan/Ethiopia . The vegetables, the dried fish the kolanut is basically southern Nigeria. Funny enough, the thought of kola nut has been on my mind the last few days, not sure why?Was thinking of a kola nut tree back home in Nigeria and thought its the reason chocolates never really took off in Africa.Kolanut is basically cocoa without the need for drying and roasting the beans. Cocoa beans is bitter as well, a lot of sugar has been added by the time it gets to chocolates that we buy, which is no longer healthy. A dark, organic chocolate, which is the healthy chocolate should taste very close to kola nut. You are doing great, thank you for bringing us sunny motherland Africa. ☀️☀️☀️🙏🙏🙏
@@TalesofJunubia Hi can you show more of Juba city more of Dinka and Neur people. More woman please .Is it true that South Sudanease are the darkest people in the world?
1. Firstly rich South Sudanese most of them don't live in hotels not houses, and there families are living in Australia, Canada, Kampala and Kenya 2. Secondly most Rich South Sudanese are living in areas like amarat which is not safe for this girl to move with camera there, otherwise u will found her in the hand of MI, NS or Tigger.
Goro (kola nut- same name in Ghana), keeps u up. Chewing too much also rots ur teeth. But i don't think they use it in coka cola. It's just the name. Maybe, u can make the real drink, Joy.
Lakin kaman ita ma ja ma luban lol. Video de fi mahallu! Kede amulu video tani ta shopping ta christmas fi Konyokonyo (better still another one on the history of the market.)
@@ayor2115 For doing Business corruption is really not good and frankly, I don't believe that South Sudan is a very relying country. Are there not political problems, problems in behalf of legal safety, as propertyrights for example and criminality?
@@andreashenzler7124 within business itself there is some level of corruption involved, if you are a businessman then you should understand what am talking about. Many people who have never visited South Sudan have same beliefs as you but the reality is that what's in South Sudan is completely different, don't judge by what you see in the media, alot of people from neighboring countries and other far countries such as Philippines, india and many others are running very successful businesses in South Sudan, if the situation was as bad as you believe, would those businessmen still be there in South Sudan instead of relocating to countries were they will feel more comfortable with their businesses?, QUOTE me right, South Sudan do have its challenges b'se its a young nation that just got independence 10years ago after fighting for it for 21yrs and the reality is that all nations, whether developed or developing have their own problems, people die of gun violence everyday in the USA, big nations like Germany and Japan have the highest suicide rates in the world so problems are everywhere
Girl, You did it so well! It touched my soul 🥰
wow nice! we all need to support you! road to 20k! feeling proud!❤💯
Hi my sist
I came a cross you channel a few days ago and i can't stop watching your videos. Learning so much about South sudan. Keep up the great work.
The city council of Juba needs to formalise those markets by building proper structures for vendors that will also instill a sense of more entrepreneurship amongst the people.
Good video Joy.. thank you for sharing
I think dodo is what we call here in Kenya ododo in dholuo. Thanks for showing us our foods. Good job. It's a part of our culture that needs to be preserved and celebrated, we celebrate you
Our differences as Africans is negligible. Our similarities are huge. We are one ✊🏿. The day we comprehend that, is the day Africa awakens 🙏🏿🧡.
not just as africans she said LUO..why do you guys in south sudan not like us?@@TalesofJunubia
Wow , this video is outta this world , keep posting such videos dear , I really missed home Juba , I'm following your channel frm China
I’m glad you loved it 🙏🏿
Gengetone background 😂😂😂😂
Juba we love you!
Joy I like your channel and love your inspirational views in our country stay bless keep going.
Good to see south Sudan doing well love from 🇬🇭🇬🇭👏
juba is becoming beautiful
love your video my beautiful sister would love to visit juba
I love you content beautiful lady,well done!! I really believe Nigeria, especially southern Nigeria is from South Sudan/Ethiopia . The vegetables, the dried fish the kolanut is basically southern Nigeria. Funny enough, the thought of kola nut has been on my mind the last few days, not sure why?Was thinking of a kola nut tree back home in Nigeria and thought its the reason chocolates never really took off in Africa.Kolanut is basically cocoa without the need for drying and roasting the beans. Cocoa beans is bitter as well, a lot of sugar has been added by the time it gets to chocolates that we buy, which is no longer healthy. A dark, organic chocolate, which is the healthy chocolate should taste very close to kola nut. You are doing great, thank you for bringing us sunny motherland Africa. ☀️☀️☀️🙏🙏🙏
The same stuff u mentioned also applied to north central as well..
We have kola nut in Nigeria also, very popular amongst students, as it helps them stay awake at night, to study.
Can't wait to visit Juba for the first time. Tnx for sharing your city with us ♥️
You are very welcome
@@TalesofJunubia Hi can you show more of Juba city more of Dinka and Neur people. More woman please .Is it true that South Sudanease are the darkest people in the world?
Excellent contents particularly on African food in Juba, keep it up Joy.
please if you can make a vlog of one of the richest neighborhoods in juba , then I will be grateful
1. Firstly rich South Sudanese most of them don't live in hotels not houses, and there families are living in Australia, Canada, Kampala and Kenya
2. Secondly most Rich South Sudanese are living in areas like amarat which is not safe for this girl to move with camera there, otherwise u will found her in the hand of MI, NS or Tigger.
First time here and I subscribed immediately
I am from India 🇮🇳 I love sout sudan
Lovely video. Greetings from India! I am dreaming of coming to Juba and live there!
Lovely....Godbless you and increase you your wisdom!
So untold walai
God bless🙏my country south Sudan 🇸🇸🇸🇸😔😔❤️❤️💞
Mashallah! God bless you! ♥️
Goro (kola nut- same name in Ghana), keeps u up. Chewing too much also rots ur teeth. But i don't think they use it in coka cola. It's just the name. Maybe, u can make the real drink, Joy.
They used to use it in the original Coca-Cola recipe. They no longer use it and instead use a synthetic derivative.
She said that in the video.
ohh my gosh, that is the fish that's being exported to DRC and Uganda, it's not in any country in East Africa except south sudan
I’m from Sudan too
Hi I do love your video keep it up sister show us more places in South Sudan
In the next video, you should interview about what schools in south Sudan are like
Nice Work Joy👍🏾
Enjoyed this.
Love you sudan from india
👍🏾👍🏾
Everyday nut in west Africa.
Weddings, burial, naming ceremonies, celebrations etc
thus the most respected nut in West Africa specifically 🇬🇲 and senegal 🇸🇳.
ناس الجنوب بحبكم❤
Lakin kaman ita ma ja ma luban lol. Video de fi mahallu! Kede amulu video tani ta shopping ta christmas fi Konyokonyo (better still another one on the history of the market.)
Wode Maya brought me here👌
Nice 👍
❤العشق الابدي
What does the name Juba mean?
New subie hello!
Welcome to the family @drew bux! We love our newbies 🥰.
Joy send me some smoked fish to CAIRO please
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Dear
😄hello
Do Sudanese consider themself bantu?South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Nilotes
You're beautiful! 😘
Hi how can I rich you
You’re so beautiful 😍
How about Korruption in South Sudan?
South Sudan is Corrupt just like any other nation in Africa and in the world at large, I wonder why it bothers you that much ?
@@ayor2115 For doing Business corruption is really not good and frankly, I don't believe that South Sudan is a very relying country. Are there not political problems, problems in behalf of legal safety, as propertyrights for example and criminality?
@@andreashenzler7124 within business itself there is some level of corruption involved, if you are a businessman then you should understand what am talking about.
Many people who have never visited South Sudan have same beliefs as you but the reality is that what's in South Sudan is completely different, don't judge by what you see in the media, alot of people from neighboring countries and other far countries such as Philippines, india and many others are running very successful businesses in South Sudan, if the situation was as bad as you believe, would those businessmen still be there in South Sudan instead of relocating to countries were they will feel more comfortable with their businesses?, QUOTE me right, South Sudan do have its challenges b'se its a young nation that just got independence 10years ago after fighting for it for 21yrs and the reality is that all nations, whether developed or developing have their own problems, people die of gun violence everyday in the USA, big nations like Germany and Japan have the highest suicide rates in the world so problems are everywhere