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A unified South Sudan can command respect on the regional and international stage.

· Credible International Partner: A stable and united South Sudan can be a more credible partner in regional initiatives (e.g., with the East African Community) and can negotiate from a position of strength with its neighbors, particularly on critical issues like oil transit agreements with Sudan.
· Attract Positive Engagement: Division and conflict lead to sanctions and international isolation. Unity attracts support, cooperation, and positive engagement from the international community.

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The importance of unity in South Sudan cannot be overstated. It is the foundation upon which every other aspiration depends—peace, security, economic well-being, and national dignity. Without it, the country risks remaining trapped in a vicious cycle of poverty, violence, and humanitarian suffering. Achieving unity requires a conscious, sustained, and genuine effort from leaders and citizens alike to prioritize the nation over the tribe and to build a common identity rooted in shared sacrifice and a shared hope for the future.

Our First Project with YWCA was a success 🙏🏿

We thanking all the involved parties for such a great commitment for we wouldn't have done it without you🖤

Its just the beginning
We have made an impact on 20 families today and hope to touch more people along the way

United we are stronger💪🏿
South Sudanese problems need south Sudanese solutions🇸🇸

P.L.U.R
Peace°Love°Unity°Respect

Happy Heroes Day to all South Sudanese. Today we commemorate our Fallen Heroes, Forces and most enduring citizens.

Let this Day bring a spirit of Nationalism, a Heart of Peace, Love, Unity and Respect.

Let's all unite and steer our beloved Nation to Prosperity as a sign of Respect to those that laid down their lives to give us this sense of belonging we lacked for so many decades.

In your Heart always remember you are a South Sudanese before you are Bari, Kuku, Taposa, Shilluk, Nuer or any other of the beautiful 64 ethnic groups in the Country.

Together we can play our role which is to create a better future for the next generation just like the generation before us played their role of liberation.

Dr. John Garang de Mabior's speech in 1990, a year after SPLA captured Torit in 1989.

Nationalists, Patriots, Comrades, Fellow countrymen:

We are not anybody's burden; we are masters in our own house. We are confident in ourselves and of the future. There are those who might entertain false beliefs that we cannot govern ourselves, we should not and cannot let their thought patterns influence us. Let us collectively go down in the history the generation of South Sudanese that turned around by putting an end to discrimination, racism, inequality, division, exploitation, and marginalization at best, and slavery and causal murder at worst. Let us unite against the ethnic, religious, and racial divides to personal dignity for us all. Let us move from total economic dormancy to total vibrancy; from relegation and resignation to a cycle of poverty, destitute and misery activism, hope, and excitement.

Let us reject being mere spectators in life, to becoming masters of our own destiny. A Bishop friend of mine yesterday told me a joke that three people went to see God, and God asked them what they wanted. One of them said he wanted wisdom, the second said he wanted riches, and the third, a South Sudanese, said he was just accompanying the two. You will guess who wanted wisdom and who wanted riches, but what I want to tell South Sudanese is to stop accompanying others and be masters of their own destiny; I say the same for all Sudanese and for all people of Africa.

People accuse me of killing their sons and eating people's farm for nothing, but let me tell this, our blood will be shed because I hate oppression and marginalization of our people but I will not live to enjoy the fruits of this struggle. There are people sleeping comfortably right now, they don't know the hunger or the sound of a gun. After our job is done they will cut a large piece of land with pangas and sell it cheaply with a bottle of beer.