South Sudan–Democratic Republic of the Congo border

Target entity: South Sudan–Democratic Republic of the Congo border
Context triple: [Garamba National Park, nearestInternationalBorder, South Sudan–Democratic Republic of the Congo border]

• A. Chad–Sudan border
  The Chad–Sudan border is a long, sparsely populated frontier in central Africa that separates eastern Chad from western Sudan and is home to diverse ethnic groups and languages.
• B. Ethiopia–South Sudan border
  The Ethiopia–South Sudan border is a remote, ethnolinguistically diverse frontier region in East Africa where various indigenous communities, including Koman language speakers, live and interact.
• C. Chad–Cameroon border
  The Chad–Cameroon border is the international boundary in Central Africa separating Chad and Cameroon, much of which follows natural features such as the Logone River.
• D. Kenya–Tanzania border
  The Kenya–Tanzania border is an international boundary in East Africa that cuts across savannahs and volcanic landscapes, passing near major wildlife areas such as Amboseli and Serengeti.
• E. Somalia–Kenya border
  The Somalia–Kenya border is an international boundary in East Africa separating Somalia from Kenya, running from the Indian Ocean inland through arid and semi-arid regions and encompassing areas such as Jubaland.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: South Sudan–Democratic Republic of the Congo border
Target entity description: The South Sudan–Democratic Republic of the Congo border is an international boundary in central Africa separating South Sudan from the northeastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

• A. Chad–Sudan border
  The Chad–Sudan border is a long, sparsely populated frontier in central Africa that separates eastern Chad from western Sudan and is home to diverse ethnic groups and languages.
• B. Ethiopia–South Sudan border
  The Ethiopia–South Sudan border is a remote, ethnolinguistically diverse frontier region in East Africa where various indigenous communities, including Koman language speakers, live and interact.
• C. Chad–Cameroon border
  The Chad–Cameroon border is the international boundary in Central Africa separating Chad and Cameroon, much of which follows natural features such as the Logone River.
• D. Kenya–Tanzania border
  The Kenya–Tanzania border is an international boundary in East Africa that cuts across savannahs and volcanic landscapes, passing near major wildlife areas such as Amboseli and Serengeti.
• E. Somalia–Kenya border
  The Somalia–Kenya border is an international boundary in East Africa separating Somalia from Kenya, running from the Indian Ocean inland through arid and semi-arid regions and encompassing areas such as Jubaland.
• F. None of above. chosen