JigsawSouth Sudan Puzzles
South Sudan, in the heart of East and Central Africa, became the world's newest country when it gained independence from Sudan in 2011. Its land is a vast plain of savanna and wetlands crossed by the White Nile. Our South Sudan puzzles show its cattle camps, its rivers and the Sudd.
Fishing in the Sudd Wetland
Washing Clothes on the White Nile
White Nile at Malakal
Ankole Cattle in a Mundari Camp
Mundari Cattle Crossing the White Nile
Long-Horned Cattle of the Mundari, Terekeka
Mundari Cattle Camp at Dusk
About South Sudan
More than 60 peoples live here, among them the Dinka, Nuer, Shilluk and Mundari, many of whom are cattle herders for whom cows are the centre of life. The Sudd, in the middle of the country, is one of the largest wetlands in the world, and huge herds of antelopes migrate across its eastern plains.
You can put together the cattle camps of the Mundari at Terekeka, their long-horned cattle swimming across the White Nile, the river at Malakal, people washing in the Nile and a fisherman in the Sudd.