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the my family story is inseparable from the story as my country. even though i've never really lived there, they moved around to not and i grew up in x. so because of the war. ready the

my father founded the sedan peoples incorporation movement, the scale and in 1983. ready with my mother by his side, he led an armed struggle against and is lubbock, send a mental us government based in the north of the country for the self determination of the people in the south and democratic transformation of the whole country. it was a civil war characterized by ethnic as well as religious differences the

are those in the country? oh no, it does not say oh no, it is not the way that it is or not all the idea is that the the the $500.00 different annoys visit to a man. that was the i, i would say it is against the

in 2005 the, our skill in, in the cities doesn't sign in historic piece agreement. the my father became vice president. it looked as though he was going to deliver on the promise for the liberation.

people were elated. glucose, but it didn't last long. on the morning of july 31st 2005. the week woke up to the shopping news of the death of doctor john gonna be sworn in as the 1st vice president officer then become the 2nd most popular person in the country. my father spent 21 years at war and died after 21 days in office. the return of the country as a family, as my father's body. i never forget the sound of despair that started from

a distance and rumbled like it was coming from the or the my mother became a widow. the or she turned 50 the i was 16 to her grease. she didn't only has a family to altogether. people began to call her mother of the nation. the oh, yeah. oh. by the soon after we lost my father, my mother started sharing her dreams. infuse with me always in the early hours of

the morning, she stepped into our country's political arena, with the fear that my father died in vain and yearning for us her children. to come home. i decided to start filming or mourning conversations. in search of my mother's dreams in search of home, these photos, 1977. this picture spending tended babies must be a yeah, let me see. see do we have to bring it up? i don't know. that's okay. yeah. so this is my quad. when was that mean we're printing now growing old. familiar. what do you spend my time?

i don't know when i put in your groups with us. oh and my mother. mm hm. and this picture is 1985 look at the along the icon explode. so the other piece i pray hard my daughter to see while i'm still and i for us personally. so that's what i want. that's how i wanted to leave my children. i didn't want to leave them in a country where people are divided into pieces even even to their own call. 6 years after we lost my father, the people of the south voted to separate from sudan in the referendum. and the new country was born. south sedan

we flooded the streets with renewed help and the new home, the nation is full, see themselves to dawn is nothing less than electric. just 2 years after independence. we fell back into another civil war after the struggle no longer for freedom. but the power struggle within our own tonight. so it began with claims of un attempted to install to get it started with our president, self a cute, accusing his deputy, the uk, much and others of trying to over through his government as a victim who have lost their below fare. so these are really what we thought for one way or the in today's here, since i'm going the way we waited and waited, you know what his trouble,

i would not be part of my mother was forced back into exile to neighboring kenya for speaking out against a leadership that she had spent decades and struggle with another agreement in a piece itself to don vc this time to do that provides for my mother thing. 5 vice president and 550 members of follow up with after a series of failed attempts to restore peace, an agreement was reached in 2018. and now we find ourselves holding our branch the, the. now i'm not leaving

the, the, i don't, i don't know if i want to buy a new image on the one the only got one for the, you know, the, i need to know that i'm going to be and one of the amounts you can tell me what you add up the noise, you know, the amount of what is due by the way, you go to the human yeah. the done well, but don't do they get the,

the new piece agreement trying to the possibility of my mother joining a government of national unity. ringback for the deadline for it to be formed in november 2019. after years in exile we came home the this is home land, my father gave his knife to land to which i feel d, t boned the . c the

inside so done, my father's image surrounds us. we imagine a new member, different versions of him. transform him into the here we can see the day he died as an armoire thursday. he is our founding father. our departed father of the liberation struggle. what about our mother who is here of the the

my family's my was done, accessed the when without them having to put to then 1st the concept can you say mine will be a design for a lot of my family. so they say no, we should be content. what do we have? mm hm. yeah. yeah. it's too much to continue advising because my children would come to the politics, which when yeah, i'm queen, now queer for them. the quiz. mm hm. why don't you arrows? well, they've got a young when you say about us, all of us, whether you know, when you are there, because what had been handed to politics. if i have to vote for a sibling and the vote for young, clear. yeah. the

the, the so you know, i'm, i told i told you that i applied to them and um, i applied for peace and development studies. so i said i would rather study peace and confidence. right? yes. and, and how this hilde's, constant trauma off on trauma, on trauma, can continue to cause instability politically and can hold. peace is like because the leadership is also trauma. not just the people find time to go to

the door that says to go to a new pc because you must wonder your muscle. what do you mean by says to the curtis, following young queered from behind the camera. she seemed so sure footed when the civil war broke out, she quit her job to help our mother. she's giving our new country her vote of confidence. it says though she's laying down the one bridge she has, and hoping that more will follow i admire her. when i look around japan capital, i see abandoned construction abandoned hope.

there aren't many viable ways to make a living because our economy is so dysfunctional or currency of all the time and inflated. i also see the blue chairs that got the streets from the small tea shops, most of them set up and run by women. some very young they're trying to find a way i admire them to the written up series of delays and even more frustration for the african union. the whole mention of the units of government is to it is crucial that new government works on the south during emerge from

the deadline for government formation has come and gone, making the tenuous piece more fragile. and the weight, heavier, the we're all waiting for things to get better. not for a stronger peace and stability, but waiting for me at my mother's house as worlds apart from waiting elsewhere in the capital and beyond. it seems impossible to reconcile our experiences. our privilege compared to the overwhelming light that surrounds us. our traditions and modernity. my mother in bodies this paradox.

like my father, she grew up poor with few opportunities. she also insisted that my sisters and i learned how to cook clean, take care of children. so that sunday we'd make good wives and mothers there never seemed to be a contradiction between these things for her. so now i wanted to ask with all these kids on the table. hm. you select the country heritage but for the past to hold young people's dreams. probably it was new to the country vision. the latest news. and i believe there's

really a lot of the young people degree in the country. i would say for the time being no to do we have to wait until that leadership is gone. no, nothing your signature, nothing easier to see the. ringback the . ringback the. ringback ringback ringback

the, the display properties on with appointments on the 1st dental set of properties that are part of the 20, the residence and then guide by the presence of the, the, the vice president, the, the, you know, i told them it please. now what is the oh, thank you. thank you and even from

the on the 21st of february 2020 president sofa keys issued a decree appointing 5 vice presidents from opposing parties including my mother. the i remember just days before my father was sworn in as vice president, gathering the courage to ask my parents if everything was going to be ok. it sounds innocent, but i grew up with a sense of duty. that's f no room for doubt. that made it difficult to ask such questions. the

i didn't know that i was going to be able to do like it loose fuel efficient seems to be life. and i don't like my my facing the government is not only my face, but don't go to them has to be careful. and what's the last thing we have the same thing. you should know by and be the one that we cannot work on. we need those ministers to be appointed, but that assumed because of the the selection. i think it is still a sticking point. that fighting over the the ministers and i'm far from it for the governor to throw me the women gender swisher limp every minute. that in

with have go and they wanted to see the ministers went to the side flying. let them know that human human resource means the primary resource for the nation. i'm happy with it. the one to see that a real popular. they went on and said, i'm gonna give you a quote against what brought it about 102013. why don't we do the governor? the homecoming 2nd accept, the president said there was an adviser for us and it was my position was there, but i was against. what do i do? and as i said within 30, so and i thought was president many times and president was not giving an ear. so this is the 2nd me as enemy. so he was against me. why am i saying that there was no clue. he said that i should have said that there was close and that these people, those up on that to be kids and i will not accept that. so it was against that. and

that was against the direction where they can assess billing. but the social and i don't have any good. i just didn't see my plenty to come. yes, i was happy with the way he was taking things. yeah. he's in therapy. people still haven't forgiven him. yeah. the data this people i know godly people, they've got can forgive us for the hold can i just want to know who the up is like hey, don't know how this interview going to come. interview me where my head is being caught. so really the goal

is this a week? notice my effort pub. this is how this how i achieve. oh gosh the secrets i hear. the come on then into what ditch. wow, look, so we go. yeah. you look like march sims so when i 1st came to do that, i feel like i would cry almost every time like i was still sensitive to this. all of these things that i have to come to terms with like moving back. you're not speaking the language trying to kind of fit in trying to i was so conflicted. i didn't even know if i wanted it was, it was tough to at times and i would like, i didn't even want to wake up because i didn't even have a job so i didn't know what i was doing. so i'm side go to mama crying. i'm i don't

know what's wrong with me and like, i couldn't even talk to people i communicate. so i've kind of and i know that mama black, everything's in ok. interesting right things. but um, this time, i don't know why i just asked who i was come to crying like this, but has the required for me like this? and she was like yeah, one time i don't know what happened. i think she was under a lot of pressure. and she said that he'd cry for like 5 minutes describing when they were much younger. older it was during the movement days must have been major issues are last year and it doesn't leave after in the when i left not only to kinda look at i remember thinking to myself, if anything were to happen to i could say i could manage like i could survive that

losing him, but if anything was happened to momma, i couldn't survive that. and then i remember like scolding myself for even thinking something like that. sometimes i forget his face sometimes. i mean just the paper, right, let me everywhere. but like how it kinda makes me oh any way the . 2 i told myself that if anything keeps up again, i'm not going to be away happening. i'm going to be close to month. if there's any kind of insecure, it was 2013. i remember sitting by the tv speaking every day. i was like, i'm going to make a whole shouldn't make. i was terrified. i think that trauma kind of stayed with me, but i think that's maybe the decision. maybe that was the decision that i took to come to you, but i'm never going to make that happen that i'm away from my mom and this i'm just

kicking off or wherever kicking said i wouldn't be the question as and ask why you chose not to to marry me if there's less than that, i wouldn't think to ask, but someone else might know who is the other, what some people get nobody to behave like my husband. you

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view you have, what is that, why want to go do here by so i have my own might be good. that as the vice president, the president of the republican salsa that i have the inventor religious. i'm back to that if i'm going to go south. so have me got that i can yeah. they, they come in and come e mail or whatever or this. thank you. thank you. thank you. so the citizen mind the internet at this place. i am addressing you today for the 1st time as one of the vice president brought in this position by the, by the large piece agreement on the most of the conflicts installs with them on

this. so going to good country. we must in the future today, united together and move forward as one people the how you doing when you're sworn in do you live in now? i'm thinking of what, how to begin to what i need to do. because expectation is immense,

is fast. expectation of the people and we actually do this, we should be sitting down and think of that. so when we receive that day, it's not a pipe. it's not a prestige. but they tell people that's not so down on what you this the after the swearing and you questions are taking. okay, what is the vision beyond the struggle? look at the short history of our country. a civil war, 2 years after independence and no into the instability. insight my mother's tapping into the role that my father died in will not be history,

repeating itself. she's not going to be a martyr celebration struggle. she will more than likely be remembered for what she does in this new position and then the taxes this year isn't versus outside of. so to the also same emergency actions for the insecurity, the region is talks about a roof estimate of the process is in and i've been waiting since the, the have heat south region for some level has research. and the reason to run on it have you to just try many homes and assessments by united nations office for the quarter notion, or you might have to run the fast save an estimate of 157000 sources. have already been discussed. now clear, organize the mission to survey what people are calling the worst

slides in our recorded history. the of the they've intensified existing problems over 100000. people have lost their homes and livelihoods and many more have been affected. the law is still getting more, it's not the website and even that we need to document it now and then also to, to start to see some areas you can identify small islands of higher ground. but there's some areas like this where it was completely close up as far as you can see. and you can see over here, this is 0. this is what would be the around the village to $91.00 last night and

yeah. the sitting in the water selling nothings, yet people have to survive. yeah. so people lives, we're still going on. yeah. still continuing, but there was a request for me to cover that. there would be the time that this thing can be placed. wow. my have to just stick on this and you in or the

opening game with the the the what kind of by the, by the house was the ones that they did not the, um won't do much by. okay. i mean, well, but i know the one, you know,

i did the because i was part of the strongest. i wanted also to be part of the nation really wanted to do that. so i took it up on my side of us. i am a citizen of this country. i wanted to see how i can contribute to the people to sort of have the same time on the omen. i'm the mother to the, to the young ladies. so i wanted to to

mentor them in this girlfriend to let them know that and if it is possible, the young ladies, a young man, the youth, indiana. no, we might, but we need to give them an opportunity. right now we are doing that. what do we quoted for where i didn't go for sort of that what was being done on as is waiting until our people are now even worse than what the enemy was doing to us this would have for you to come see, for the creator has to come with, with some advantages to the people, the the, it looks like there is no peace on the other side of freedom. and home is not

a place of rest. i still don't know what it means to be self. sit in these. i do know that the promise of liberation and independence, it's not the reality of liberation and independence. the i looked at my mother vanelle also to my sister, and the young women who support their families by serving t on the road side. here the quiet forest keeping things from entirely falling apart. we've been 10 years free. most of our compatriots are struggling to survive. and we're still holding our friends the

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