VOICED: Thousands of Sudanese return to the south for independence

The video discusses the rapid growth of Juba, the capital of South Sudan, and the challenges faced by returnees from Khartoum. While life in Khartoum is described as easier and cheaper, many have returned to Juba seeking a better life, despite the difficulties. South Sudan is struggling to accommodate the influx of returnees, and the government faces the challenge of not only welcoming them but also convincing them to stay. The video highlights the experiences of individuals who have returned and the broader implications for the young nation.

What is one of the main reasons people like Bazner returned to Juba from Khartoum?

• To find cheaper living conditions

• To escape political unrest

• To seek a better life

• To join family members

What is a significant challenge faced by returnees in Juba?

• Lack of food

• High cost of living

• Political instability

• Cultural differences

How does Mambu's experience in Juba differ from others?

• He struggled with language barriers

• He faced discrimination

• He found a job easily

• He returned to Khartoum

What is a key challenge for the government in Juba regarding returnees?

• Ensuring food security

• Providing housing

• Offering education

• Convincing them to stay

What is the government's responsibility towards the new returnees?

• To build infrastructure

• To ensure healthcare

• To offer a warm welcome

• To provide jobs