VOICED : South Sudans bullet bangle blacksmiths fa

In South Sudan, metalworkers transform old bullets into jewelry, contributing to economic recovery post-civil war. Despite challenges in sourcing materials, they continue their craft, supported by local designers. The country relies heavily on oil exports and imports for essentials. Efforts to support artists aim to boost the local economy and heal the land from conflict scars. Metalworkers hope to continue their trade, fostering a peaceful future.

In what ways are local artists contributing to the economy and the environment in South Sudan?

What hopes do blacksmiths in Rumbek have for the future of their craft and the country?