Queueing Etiquette in South Sudan

Queueing is often informal and can be looser than in many countries, so expect people to cluster around a counter or doorway and be ready to ask politely whose turn is next rather than assuming a strict single-file line. In busy markets, bus stops, and government offices, patience and calm persistence matter more than rigid order, and older people, women with children, or anyone with a clear need may be served ahead of others.