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MAAN-NYAKUOLË

My heart beats for you alone,
In your eyes, my soul finds home.
With every breath, I'll love you true,
Forever and always, my heart belongs to you.

Your touch ignites a burning flame,
Melting fears, and soothing every pain.
Your lips, a rosebud's gentle kiss,
Leave me breathless, and forever in bliss.

With you by my side, I feel complete,
Together our love will forever repeat.
Through life's joys and challenges, we'll face,
Hand in hand, our love will find its perfect place.

So let me hold you close, and whisper low,
I love you more with every breath I know.
Forever and always, my love will shine,
A beacon in the night, a heart that's forever mine honey.

One LoveNyawuora Simon Gatjuat☝❤️You're a food for my soul.

The Courtroom

They wear the robes, but they ain't righteous, Crooked attorneys, judges, playing’ lifelines like dice, Speak in tongues of laws we barely recognize, Uneducated masses trapped in their lies.

Whispers in chambers, deals under the table,
Guilty walk free while the innocent unstable,
Can't afford a soldier to fight the fable,
Justice ain’t blind—it’s just deeply disabled.

Locked in a cage, no way to defend, No help to comprehend, filing motions like a code you barely learn, by the time you rise, it’s almost your turn father of self-determination

They connect in shadows, puppeteers of pain,
Playing with lives, like pawns in their game,
The scales tipped heavy, soaked in corruption,
Prayin’ for change, for justice eruption.

Fight through the silence, break through the chain, End this oppression, SPLM/A stop this cruel game, One day the truth will rise from the dark, and justice will finally leave its mark.

~The Kind In Mind

How To Lead a Family Without Losing Yourself

A Cold Truth Guide for Men Who Refuse to Trade Leadership for Survival

Let’s stop pretending.

Most men don’t leave their families because they don’t love them.
They leave because leadership turned into slavery.

Because somewhere along the line, he stopped leading his family
and started losing himself.

Let’s break it down.

1. If You Can’t Lead Yourself, You Can’t Lead Them
Your family doesn’t need a clown with bills.
They need a man with backbone.

Stop drinking your discipline away.
Stop scrolling while your vision dies.
Stop preaching values you don’t live.

A father who can’t command himself
will never command respect.

2. Don’t Confuse Provision With Leadership
Buying groceries isn’t leadership.
Paying rent isn’t vision.

A paycheck can feed a stomach.
But it can’t feed a soul.

Your family doesn’t just need your wallet.
They need your wisdom.
They need direction.
They need structure.

A man who only provides
becomes replaceable.

3. If Your Wife Runs the House, You Don’t Have a Home
The loudest voice doesn’t make the rules
the clearest one does.

If she mocks your correction,
undermines your decisions,
or makes your leadership a joke

That’s not partnership.
That’s mutiny.

And the longer you allow it,
the more your children will grow up despising your silence.

4. Stop Trading Vision for Fake Peace
You think staying quiet makes you wise.
You think avoiding conflict makes you loving.

But peace without order
is just chaos on pause.

A man who ignores rebellion to keep harmony
will wake up one day in a house that no longer respects him.

5. Consequences Keep Families Alive
Rules without enforcement are just suggestions.

If your kids roll their eyes at you
That’s on you.

If your wife laughs at your standards
That’s on you.

You don’t need to scream.
You don’t need to beg.

You need to make disobedience expensive.

Because when consequences disappear,
respect dies with it.

~The Kind In Mind

The defense team for suspended First Vice President Riek Machar told the special court on Monday that four of his key allies have disappeared since being taken from his residence in March.
During the court’s 15th session at Freedom Hall, defense lawyer Kur Lual Kur questioned lead investigator Maj. Gen. Basilio Thomas Wani about the whereabouts of four men — Brig. Gen. Mark Didi Yoah , Brig. Gen. Par Dang Yuot, Brig. Gen. Kuok Dang Yiel, and Maj. Hoth Chiok — who were allegedly detained when security forces placed Machar under house arrest on March 26.
During cross-examination, lawyer Kur pressed Wani on the origins of the case and any potential undue influence, asking whether he was aware that senior government officials had publicly accused the SPLM-IO of orchestrating the Nasir assault before the official investigation began. Wani replied that he was not aware of such statements.
“Do you agree with me that some government officials — including Michael Makuei, Vice President Taban Deng G*i, Gen. Johnson Olony, Vice President Benjamin Bol Mel, and Gen. James Koang — accused SPLM-IO officials of involvement in the Nasir incident before the case was opened?” Kur asked.

~The Kind In Mind

The fighting was between National security officers and Military Intelligence officers who were assigned to manage Mapau checkpoints!. NSS was escorting Minister Hon. Makuei Lueth to Bor town.

The MI officers stopped Makuei from going to Bor, demanding a letter of departure from Bol Mel, the acting head of Juba cartels, Makuei declined to comply with the said request and told the officers, Two MI officers plus one fat official were killed in actions by Makuei Soldiers!.

As we speak, Makuei is at the small army barrack near Bilnyang waiting for more forces to take him back to Juba or to Red Belt HQ.

~The Kind In Mind

CDF Gen. Paul Nang has ordered the immediate closure of Mapau checkpoint following this morning’s clashes between security forces escorting a body to Jonglei and officers manning the checkpoint, who reportedly demanded that the coffin be opened for inspection.

The CDF has also directed the involved Military Intelligence officers to report to the Headquarters in Juba.

~The Kind Mind

No Nation Can Rise With Dirty Hands In Government.

Dear Compatriots

Let me reminds y'all, that corruption, dishonesty, and self-serving motives at the highest levels erode the very foundations upon which a society is built.

When leadership is compromised, trust diminishes, opportunities are stifled, and the collective potential of the people remains untapped.

True national ascent is paved with transparency, accountability, and a genuine commitment to public service.

Let us champion leaders who embody these virtues and demand ethical conduct from all who serve.

~The Kind Mind

The Politicians

Politician needs no power of reasoning, no apprehension of impersonal facts, and no shred of wisdom. What he must have is the capacity of persuading the multitude that what they passionately desire is attainable, and that he, through his ruthless determination, is the man to attain it.

Democracies still tend to think that a stupid man is more likely to be honest than a clever man, and politicians take advantage of this prejudice by pretending to be even more stupid than nature made them.

Let us remember that in a democracy criticism of our politicians is criticism of ourselves – we have the politicians we deserve.

~The Kind In Mind

Throughout history, Dr Riak Machar Teny is a political figures have inspired, challenged, and led societies with powerful words that continue to resonate across generations. From declarations of freedom to calls for unity.

Dr Machar is a prominent political leaders remind us of the values that shape the nations.

~The Kind In Mind