Ladies of SOSA

24/07/2024

South Sudanese beauties in London representing our Bright Stars at the 2024 Olympic Exhibition game against the USA. If you attended the game, tag us in your pictures so we can post you. 🇸🇸🫶🏿

30/05/2024

We did an interview with Shoutout DFW about our platform and our mission! You can check it out here: https://shoutoutdfw.com/meet-ladies-of-sosa-content-creators/ 🤎

25/04/2024

Just showing off some of our lovely South Sudanese babes 😍🇸🇸

09/03/2024

Sudo girls take Morocco 🇸🇸🇲🇦
We’re on vacation, but we’re back with a new episode next week! We love you guys. 🤎

23/02/2024

Follow and subscribe to the African Collective to keep up with all things happening in the black diaspora! 🤎

01/02/2024

Hello South Sudanese beauties 🇸🇸🤎👋🏿

25/01/2024

A handful of many South Sudanese beauties and cuties
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23/01/2024

Sosa Fam, we’re on TV! 🇸🇸🤎 Just wrapped up an interview with Good Morning Texas. Thank you so much for allowing us to share our story.

Tune in today to see our segment!

18/01/2024

We are looking to cast a few extra guests to complete our panel this Saturday! If you or anyone you know may be interested and missed the poll on our stories this week, please comment or send us a DM!

15/01/2024

As South Sudanese Americans, we appreciate all the contributions Dr.King made to the civil rights movement and black liberation. Happy birthday to a revolutionary! May you all be safe have a beautiful MLK Day! 🇸🇸🤎🙏🏿

05/01/2024

We are super grateful to have an article featured on about Ladies of Sosa and our mission! As South Sudanese living in the diaspora, we have unique experiences but we’re so glad our platform resonates with people from all different walks of life. Thank you, thank you! 🇸🇸🙏🏿 We will link the full article on our story.

03/01/2024

South Sudanese women appreciation round two 🇸🇸🤎 Might show off our men next. 👀

08/12/2023

South Sudanese woman appreciation 🤎

15/11/2023

Check out our latest episode where we interview former BBC journalist of 30 years Hassan Arouni. ✨ In this interview, we discuss his time in South Sudan during the peace talks where he interviewed prominent figures such as Dr.John Garang and President Salva Kiir.

He also touches on covering the referendum in 2011 and being in Juba when South Sudan gained it’s independence. His love for the South Sudanese people, cuisine, and culture shines through in this interview. 🇸🇸🙌🏾

We are working on getting access to those exclusive interviews with our founding fathers and putting them out so that South Sudanese all over the world can enjoy an important part of our history as a new nation.

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/s4YAnj1Zy8U?si=JgZ90CnQD3OIL_ue

07/11/2023

No episode today. We’ll be dropping the new episode this Thursday by diving into the story of LOS, how we got started, our mission, and getting to know the hosts of the show on a more personal level. We’re testing out different release days/times for our full episodes to see what works best for our audience. Let us know if you have any suggestions & as always thank you to our LOS fam for all of the continued support. 🇸🇸🤎🫶🏿

06/11/2023

Love this reaction video! 🤎 Shout out to Kush Konvos Podcast 🙌🏿

Our hosts Ochanda and Wuriem react to a recent video from Ladies of Sosa. In this reaction video the guys give their insights and hilarious commentary on wh...

06/09/2023

Why are South Sudanese not dating each other in the diaspora? Full episode below 🇸🇸 Please be sure to like and subscribe!

On this women's panel, Regina, Alual, Nyaliba, and Emma discuss the South Sudanese dating experience in the diaspora. Please feel free to engage and challeng...

12/07/2023

We need more examples of South Sudanese supporting and uplifting each other. Here are a few of the kind messages we receive that keep us going! 🤎 We love our L.O.S family. Let us know how we can support you all the way you support us.

11/07/2023

South Sudanese food is just 🔥

Hey, We're the Ladies of Sosa🇸🇸! We are just a few girls from South Sudan living in the diaspora hoping to shine a light on our traditional customs, cultur...

11/07/2023

We’re looking for bold voices to join our roundtable podcast and be apart of much needed discussions within the South Sudanese community. If you’re interested and meet the criteria, please reach out to us via email or DM. 🇸🇸🤎

09/07/2023

Over 2 million South Sudanese martyrs lost their lives for us to have a country to call our own. Today and everyday we thank them for their sacrifices. Although the country is not yet perfect, it is OURS 🇸🇸 Wishing our South Sudanese community all over the world a Happy Independence Day!!

20/06/2023

Attention to our Ladies of Sosa community in Canada ‼️🇨🇦 is a graduate student at Yorku University, and is conducting a research study on the contribution of diasporic women to the Nation building of South Sudan. Must live in Toronto or greater Calgary area and be at least to 20 years old to be eligible. If you’re interested in contributing, please contact or send her an email: [email protected]

20/05/2023

We’re talking to today about her story, representation in the modeling industry, and her company Principle Thing - a mentorship program for aspiring models.

Send us questions you may have that will be included on the podcast episode. 🇸🇸🤎

08/03/2023

Some of the most resilient women in the world come from South Sudan! 🇸🇸 Tag a woman or women’s organization that deserves theirs flowers and tell them why!

27/02/2023

Congrats to our boys on the 97 to 77 win against Egypt in the 2023 FIBA World Cup Qualifiers. Here’s a brief history on the South Sudanese and Egyptian tension. 🇸🇸🇪🇬

23/02/2023

THIS HAS GOT TO STOP. Let’s revisit the affects of child marriage on young girls in South Sudan:

50% of girls in South Sudan marry before the age of 18. Not only is this a violation of our human rights, it subjects women to the vicious cycle of poverty, gender inequality, and illiteracy. Young girls should be afforded the right to education and planning the trajectory of their own lives.

Not only is the prevalence of child marriage directly linked to the economic conditions of the country, but this toxic custom only increases the gender gap and therefore continues the cycle of extreme poverty in the country. When we educate girls, we educate a nation!

What are you some viable ways we can break down the structure of child marriage in South Sudan? Comment your thoughts!