COME ON A ONE DAY SAFARI TO SEE THE MUNDARI PEOPLE OF SOUTH SUDAN
SEE- http://www.bahr-el-jebel-safaris.com/mundari-villages.html
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Friday, August 26, 2016
THE BOYA TRIBE OF SOUTH SUDAN CAN BE VISITED ON SEVERAL OF THE COMPANIES' SAFARIS: THEY ARE LOCATED ABOUT ONE AND HALF DAYS DRIVE EAST OF JUBA. THE SAFARI DATE OF EASTER VACATION OF APRIL 9-16, 2017 VISITS THE BOYA AND KIDEPO GAME RESERVE
Traditional Boya Girl with markings above the breasts, traditional lower lip lapet and tradition beads.
Boya women grinding flour from sourghum, corn and other grains
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
WHY GO ON SAFARI WITH US TO SOUTH SUDAN?
1. We only work in South Sudan and are considered the experts2. We are not a "Brief Case Safari Operator" sneaking in and out of an African country for only 1 or 2 safari trips per year
3. We are licensed by the South Sudan government and pay taxes in South Sudan.
4. Our office is in Juba, South Sudan
5. We hire only South Sudanese citizens and create much needed local jobs, supporting many families
6. Our illegal competition brings employees from other countries who have no work permits from the South Sudan Ministry of Immigration. As a result qualified citizens of South Sudan and their families are denied much needed jobs and income.
7. Our employees are required to know at least one of of the tribal languages of South Sudan, plus English. Which is of course essential to interact with the tribal people during a safari. In any team of employees (cooks, drivers, etc) operating one of our safaris, as many as 6 different tribal languages will be spoken, plus English.
8. Always ask to see a safari operator's permit when going to South Sudan. If they have no permits to operate in South Sudan your safari can be stopped.
9. South Sudan is a wild country, the Africa of 100 years ago. We always have armed forest rangers with us (who also double as translators when we are with their tribe). Our illegal competition does not provide this, placing you in jeopardy.
Nile Buffalo in Shamba Park, South Sudan - WCS photo
Monday, August 22, 2016
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
LINGUISTIC MAP OF SOUTH SUDAN
We were just sent this Linguistic map of South Sudan, which has more detail than other maps. Of note, is the fact, that a considerable amount of area does not have a tribal claim upon it. The blank area east and north of Juba is the Boma and Bandingalo National Park area.
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