A decade decayed: South Sudan

Jonathan Rosenthal, The Economist's Africa editor, sheds light on South Sudan's tumultuous history since independence, juxtaposing initial optimism with ongoing struggles of poverty and ethnic tensions. He emphasizes the pressing need for political change and advocates for grassroots movements to foster peace and women's rights. David Benin reflects on the haunting legacy of folk singer Karen Dalton, discussing her emotional depth and recent resurgence in popularity, showcasing how her music resonates with both past and present audiences.