S. Sudan declares independence

S. Sudan declares independence

TOKYO, Japan - Young men sing the national anthem and wave national flags to celebrate the independence of South Sudan in the capital Juba on July 9, 2011. The country declared its independence the same day, after a referendum in January.

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