South Sudan

Location : East Africa
Population : 12,230,000 (2016)
Size : 619,745 Sq Km
Economy (GDP) : $9bn (2016)
Currency (Convertibility) : South Sudanese Pound (Non convertible in the foreign exchanges)
Climate : Hot with seasonal rainfall; heaviest in the South and deminishes in the North.
Languages Spoken : English - Official Language; (Over 60 indigenous native languages)
National Website : www.goss-online.org

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