Sudan set to be Split into Two

South Sudan faces a challenging path to independence, marked by optimism but hindered by ongoing conflict, economic struggles, and social issues. The country is emerging from civil conflict, with recent border tensions causing displacement. Oil is a central issue, with the South possessing resources but lacking infrastructure. Education and literacy rates are low, and the country lacks basic infrastructure. Despite these challenges, South Sudan is on the brink of independence, with efforts to build roads and improve conditions. The people are eager to shape their future.

What are the main challenges South Sudan faces in achieving stability after independence?

How has the civil conflict affected the social statistics in South Sudan?

What role does oil play in the relationship between North and South Sudan?

Describe the current state of education in South Sudan as mentioned in the text.

What are the expectations of the students at Juba University regarding their education?