South Sudan: We Shall Celebrate Our Independence

opinion

For most countries celebrating their day of independence is an event eagerly awaited. It is celebrated with pomp and razzmatazz. From early morning hours one sees parades, children taking parts in various activities with towns and cities creating their own carnival like environments.

At night, fireworks of unimaginable sorts are shot high into the sky bursting into tiny balls of various colours and formations creating captivating mental sensations. The boom sound s from fireworks not only dazzles sending hearts pumping but psychically creates a feeling of its own that is indescribable. People beam with happiness and exude confidence with expressions of deep feelings coming from their sense of freedom and pride. They go to pubs, bars and night clubs to enjoy themselves.

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