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Lower your pride and ego. Even an iPhone of $2,000 still needs a SIM card of 50 ssp .
We all need each other

"Never forget who helped you out, while everyone else was making excuses" 🤝

Life no hard na you want compete with person wey Dey do juju 🤦‍♂️

Duop Reath on His Success 🙌

I was born in a war zone. Raised in a refugee camp and made it to the NBA".

We had nothing.
No shoes.
NO toys.
If one kid had a hoodie.....We all shared it.

When their asylum got approved. Duop had no idea Where Australia was.All he knew...was that he was peaving behind the only world he'd ever known.

I didn't speak the language. School felt impossible. Then I found basketball or maybe it found me..

I carry my own weight no matter how heavy this s**t gets

Being in juba alone without any job is another military training ,just give me gun & uniform .

They call themselves sugarboys when they don't even have sugar to offer.

Happiness is not something that awaits us in the future when we achieve all our goals.

It is already here and now, in every moment of our lives. If we learn to appreciate and enjoy this moment, we can find true happiness and harmony with ourselves and the world around us.

"Train yourself to always expect to succeed."✨

Pech Tonng
Juba Eye
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🙏🏿🕊️ We honor the life and legacy of the late Coach William Deng Holnyang—a trailblazer in sports in Sudan and South Sudan. From his early days as a national volleyball and basketball player, Coach William proudly represented Sudan in multiple international championships across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas—including the World Military Games in China, London, the U.S., and Brazil.

As a coach, he led top clubs such as Al-Hilal, Nasser, Malakia, Nationals Engineering, and Yanyum. He also inspired young talent through grassroots work at Juba One Academy and Nimra Talata. Additionally, he made history with the Dove Queens and Nile Legends women’s teams, winning local titles and representing South Sudan regionally. In 2023, he accompanied the South Sudan Women’s Team as a part of the extended coaching staff, during which the team achieved their first-ever win for the country.

Coach William was a unique and influential individual in the lives of everyone who knew him. He left a legacy of skill, kindness, wisdom, and guidance in his family, community, and the basketball community in particular.

The federation sends its deepest condolences to his family, friends, and the basketball community at large.

We will miss you, Coach. Your legacy lives on. May your soul rest in peace 🏀🖤

South Sudan Basketball

Don't marry a woman who doesn't love money, you'll die poor, women are the biggest motivation for making money

Before they came with their story of Cain and Abel, everyone was a landlord in every village in Africa. There were no homeless people in any part of Africa, as age grades would team up together to start building houses collectively for one another, free of charge.

In the olden days, life was so easy. Africans lived a communal life. When a man reached the age of 17, his age grade would contribute to building a house for him for free. He would also do the same for others.

No one got paid for doing so; it was free of charge. Community development was an important role and duty of the youth in the society. Everyone joyfully helped one another to stand as a man and have a shelter over their heads.

But look at today, we are now programmed to compete against ourselves in Africa.