Bentiu-da

Ten (10) gentlemen I don't respect:

1. A gentleman who cheats and loves young girls
2. A gentleman who bleaches
3. A gentleman who dates more than one girl
4. A gentleman who monitors his woman/lover
5. A gentleman who falls in love for the woman's family and who easily falls in love with any girl that comes his way
6. A gentleman who doesn't cook for his woman
7. A gentleman who eats and walks alone
8. A gentleman who doesn't keep secrets
9. A gentleman who shares more pictures on FB than ideas, spends his money with other women but doesn't give his woman money
10. A gentleman who leaves his family for politics and thinks politics will satisfy his unlimited needs and wants

Note: 'Ten (10) teachers I don't respect' is coming soon.

Weirial Baluang

University of Juba

1 Tuitions fees=3cows🐄🐄🐄
2 Functional fees= one cow🐄
3 Development fees=3cows🐄🐄🐄
Total=7cows per year × 5yrs or 4yrs or 6yrs study

7x6=42 cows which mean one academic yr is one wife material with pure heart in Rub-kotna

7x9=63 south sudanese cows equivalent to 1beautiful, adorable and cute bae in Rub-kotna or Guit county

7x12=84 head of cattle equivalent with fat, cute and gorgeous wife in Rub-kotna especially Townes girls holding diploma program or degree holder.

This life at UoJ should not be tolerated anymore!

Get marry and bear kids😁😀

pliz reduce some amount.

BREAKING: Ministry of General Education and Instructions ‘released' 2021/2022 Secondary Examination results.

South Sudan Examination council have today released the results of Certificate of Secondary Education this saturday.

The total of 32,437 students from 340 schools sat for the exams countrywide. Among the candidates, 21,128 were males and 11,309 females. According to the ministry, The number of candidates dropped by 5.9% compared to the last academic year, 2020/2021.

Among the states that performed best include Jonglei State and Central Equatoria, with 76.48 and 74.93 percent respectively. Additionally, from the top five best performing states are Eastern Equatoria State, Lakes State and Unity State.

All top 10 students are Jonglei State and Central Equatoria State.

Below is the list of top 10 best performing students nationally.

1. Yuang Jacob Gaar Yuang – M – Juba High School, Bor Compass – Jonglei 94.1%

2. Charles Atek Peter Mawien – M – Promised College SS – WBGs – 93.9%.

3. William Maker Lueth Kuckon – M – Fangak SS – Jonglei – 93.7%.

4. Bior Madol Khom Bior – M – Greenbelt Academy – Jonglei – 93.4%.

5. Lemi Emmanuel Elhag Wani – M – Juba Seven Day Adventist – CES – 93.4%.

6. Lual Malaak Lual Nhial – M – Merryland Academy – Jonglei – 93.3%.

7. Atong Ngang Mach Mayen – F – Fulla SS – EES – 93.1%.

8. Makeer Simon Duot Garang – M – Bor College – Jonglei – 93.0%.

9. Kuol Abuk Kuol Mariar – M – Merryland Academy – Jonglei 92.9%.

10. Anyieth Panchol Anyieth Mayom – Juba High School Bor Compass – Jonglei – 92.7%.

Meanwhile, the 10th position has been contended by three other candidates who scored the 92.7%.

- They are Monica Aru Malaak Lual (Jonglei),
- Bronicah Nyewech Thingu (CES) and
- Sabiri Gudu Babangida Ibrahim (CES).

According to the examination results analysis, science subjects were the worst performed, while additional mathematics saw an improvement.

“To address these challenges, the Ministry will have to embark on offering training of Science subjects,” said Minister Awut Deng Achuil in a statement.

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The Genesis of Self determination that lead to independence of South Sudan.

One of the fans took to the highest level by taking the anti-dresging campaign to 2023 FIBA world up qualifiers.

The fan was seen standing holdi placard written "NO TO DREDGING"

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South Sudan have beaten Egypt by great margin.
One of the hardest game of the FIBA world up qualification so far.

SSD 85 - 65 EGYPT

CONGRATULATIONS boys
Country is proud of you.

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SSD VS Egypt

Time: 11:30pm

Sunday, 28th August 2022

His Excellency President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Sunday visited Dr. John Garang Mausoleum, where he acquainted himself with the ongoing preparations for the graduation ceremony of the first batch of the National Unified Forces scheduled for 30th August 2022.

Speaking to the media during the tour at Dr. John Garang Mausoleum, the Presidential Advisor on National Security Affairs, Hon. Tut Gatluak Manime said all the arrangements are in place and the President will graduate the forces on 30th August as scheduled.

The Minister of Presidential Affairs Hon. Dr. Barnaba Marial Benjamin, said the President has directed that 30th August will be a public holiday and urged the citizens to attend the graduation ceremony.

Minister Marial stated that the President will be expecting number of heads of state and governments in Juba to witness the graduation ceremony of the forces.

On his part, the Governor of Central Equatoria State, Hon. Emmanuel Adil Anthony has requested all the citizens to come out and attend the graduation ceremony of the National Unified Forces at Dr. John Garang Mausoleum.

Governor Adil assured the public of maximum security on the graduation day.

Saturday 27th of August 2022,

Honourable Tong Akeen Ngor Governor of Northern Bahr El Ghazal State had witnessed the final march of Aweil Provincial League 2022 between Aweil East County and Aweil South County.

In the attendance during the match were Hon. Mayen Majookdit the National Minister of Humanitarian affairs and Disaster Management, State Advisors, Ministers, County Commissioners, senior Government officials and the general public.

In his remarks after the match, Hon. Governor Tong Akeen Ngor congratulated Aweil South County for winning the Provincial League Cup of 2022 and encouraged the competitor Aweil East County to work hard such that they can win Provincial League next year.

In addition, the Governor encouraged the people of Northern Bahr El Ghazal State to support the sport activities to promote peace, unity and coexistence among the communities in the State. Meanwhile, he promised that the State Government will always support the sports and particularly the football in Northern Bahr El Ghazal State to create the spirit of peace and unity among the Young people.

Hon. Governor Tong Akeen Ngor appreciated all the Counties' football teams which participated in the Provincial League 2022 organized by the State Ministry of Youth and Sports with the purpose of promoting peace and unity in Northern Bahr El Ghazal State in general.

The final March of Provincial League 2022 ended with the penalty kicks where Aweil South County won against Aweil East County 5:4 goals. Provincial League is interCounties football tournament in which all the Counties and Aweil Municipality football teams participated, it was organized by the State Ministry of Youth and Sports sponsored by the State Government with aim of promoting peace and unity in Northern Bahr El Ghazal State.

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Pictorials- Forces awaiting graduation in Pantit Aweil training center.

THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE GLORIOUS NASIR DECLARATION

“The only way a man can remain consistent amid changing circumstances is to change with them while preserving the same dominating purpose.” Winston Churchill, British Statesman (1894-1965).

Today, the 28th of August, marks the 20th anniversary of the glorious Nasir Declaration. On this day in 1991, three members of the SPLM/A Political-Military High Command, Dr Riek Machar, Dr Lam Akol and Cdr Gordon Kong, issued the Nasir Declaration to all units of the SPLM/A. The declaration signalled a clean break with the Movement’s policy of unconditional unity of the Sudan in favour of advocating the right of Self-Determination for South Sudan. The Nasir move adopted other important policy matters that were of concern to the Movement at that time: respect for human rights, establishment of civil administration in the liberated areas and to build the SPLM into a strong political party to lead the struggle.

These matters would have been discussed and resolved within the Political-Military High Command, the only known organ of the Movement, but many requests for the convening of that body fell on deaf ears. Hence, the split was unavoidable. In fact, the first meeting ever of the PMHC took place after the split. Attempts to subdue the Nasir Move by the force of arms led to military confrontations in which many civilians lost their lives. It also happened that both sides of the divide committed mistakes that took the lives of many innocent comrades for no reason other than belonging to a particular tribe. These incidents are abhorrent and regrettable but the responsibility for them lies squarely on the shoulders of all the leaders of the SPLM/A on both sides. In a meeting of the SPLA officers of Upper Nile Region in Kongor in 2004, I addressed the officers that the bloody events that accompanied the Nasir Move are to be regretted and the SPLM/A Leadership, including myself, have to accept responsibility for that. That position cannot and should not be taken to concern particular leaders or a community or two. It applies to all, for no community in South Sudan has not been at the receiving end of the SPLM/A actions or that has not lost their loved ones, and there is no one ‘holier than thou’ in that fratricide. It is a chapter we need to close with a genuine spirit of forgiveness and reconciliation that does not make some of us feel as if they are on top of others. Labouring under the propaganda of the adversaries, the SPLM/A-Nasir leadership failed to live up to some of its commitments and suffered from internal rifts and schisms. All that was the unintended dark side of the Naisr Move.



The brightest side is that, the Nasir Move changed the political calculus in Sudan drastically. Self-Determination, long buried by the northern political parties in 1965, resurfaced again like a phoenix from the ashes. To the South Sudanese, Self-Determination has never been a second option nor one in a “spectrum of objectives”. It has always been the sole objective, and they kept their eyes fixed on the ball. We believed that only an agreed peaceful democratic process could avail the opportunity for the Southern Sudanese to choose the political system that accords with their national aspirations. We were vilified and scorned as the separatists, but we persevered for we know the tide of Self-Determination was unstoppable. Soon the government of Sudan signed to it in Frankfurt 1992, the SPLM/A-Torit adopted it in Chukudum in 1994 and the National Democratic Alliance gave it a nod in Asmara in 1995. Thus, by the close of 1995, all the political parties in North and South Sudan have pledged themselves to granting the South the right to Self-Determination, a great victory which could not have been possible if there were no change of policy within the liberation Movement in 1991. Also, at the close of the century, the gap on the other issues of difference in 1991 were getting bridged; the violations of human rights in the SPLM/A were acknowledged and being addressed, administration in the liberated areas was beginning to take shape and the SPLM as a political party was emerging. On the other hand, at about the same time Khartoum had shown signs of reneging on the right to Self-Determination for South Sudan that it had promised in Frankfurt and The Khartoum and Fashoda Peace Agreements and enshrined in its 1998 Constitution. These were the factors that led to the reunification processes at the beginning of the new millennium, which in turn made the conclusion of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement possible. This spirit of coming together was misinterpreted by some as “rejoining” rather than reunification of the Movement. This is how the point was missed, causing unnecessary friction within members of the Movement after the agreement.



Today there are people who claim to have alone brought about the independence of South Sudan, when we know that even last year they were dubbing anybody who called for the separation of South Sudan to be “suffering from inferiority complex”. Success has many fathers, and failure is an orphan! But, it is our collective responsibility to ensure that those adept in stealing revolutions do not do it this time round.



The intense propaganda from opponents made some leaders of the Nasir Move to feel contrite and walk with heads down. What is to be ashamed about when your dream has come true? What is to be contrite about when what you demanded twenty years ago is now a reality? You cannot be ashamed of your own achievement. Instead, you should walk tall with shoulders high for our achievement is great and historic. Great events in history come about because of a leadership that looks beyond its nose.



The 20th anniversary of the glorious Nasir Declaration acquires a special significance as it comes at a time when the South Sudanese are celebrating their independence in a new state of their own. They deserve to be proud of themselves for it is a culmination of their long struggle over the decades including their votes in the referendum. They liberated themselves, and nobody whosoever can claim to have liberated them. We bow our heads in salute to our martyrs, and pledge, once the opportunity avails itself, to take care of their families. This is the least we can do for them.



The Nasir Movement may have had its ups and downs, but on Self-Determination it never faltered.



Long live an independent Federal Republic of South Sudan!



Dr Lam Akol,

Former Member of the Political-Military High Command, SPLM/A.

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PICTORIAL: Unified officers from different units including National Security, Police and VIP Protection forces rehearse at Rajaf Training Center, Pantit training center in Aweil! Northern Bahr el ghazal ahead of Tuesday's graduation ceremony in Juba.

📸Lul Ruai Koang/Lam Paul Gabriel.

congratulations
Home is on fire.

Saturday, 27th August 2022

His Excellency President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Saturday met a delegation from the United States of America, comprising of former congressmen and women, as well as business individuals to discuss areas of mutual cooperation and how to strengthen bilateral relations between the two Countries.

The U.S delegation acknowledged that there has been sustainable progress and pledged to work with the government of South Sudan.

In his remarks during the meeting, H.E. President Kiir said he is looking forward to engaging with the United States of America to deepen the historical bilateral relations between the two Countries. The President said the United States of America stood with the people of South Sudan during the liberation struggle to achieve Independence.

“If we have peace and stability, then we can smoothly achieve economic prosperity, Justice, and Liberty in the Country. President Kiir emphasized how the arms embargo and sanctions imposed on his government are affecting the implementation of the revitalized peace agreement and the prosperity of the Country.

On his part, the head of the delegation, Mark Siljander said they will convey the message to their leadership in the United States in ways it will help the South Sudanese people and the government to move towards peace, stability, prosperity, liberty, and justice.

The members of the US delegation have also acknowledged that they are aware that the sanctions are not helping, but affecting the Country’s prosperity and the implementation of the peace agreement. They pledged to work harder to ensure that the sanctions are removed for South Sudan to prosper.

The delegation raised a number of specific suggestions and action points that will help strengthen the bilateral relations between South Sudan and the United States of America, particularly on the arms embargo, sanctions, and other issues facing South Sudan.

Mark said they are not here to just talk but to learn and partner together and establish the environment for long-term peace and stability.

“Because we were here from the beginning and we want to change and rebuild our relations into hope and enthusiasm and that is why we are here.” Mark further added during a press conference after the meeting.

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Friday, 26th August 2022

His Excellency President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Friday morning, conducted the swearing in ceremony of Hon. Johnny Ohisa Damian as the Governor of the Bank of South Sudan. Along with Hon. Addis Ababa Othow Akongdit, 1st Deputy Governor and Hon. John Maciek Acuoth, 2nd Deputy Governor of the Bank of South Sudan.

The oath taking ceremony was administered in the Office of the President by the Chief Justice, Chan Reech Madut.

During the ceremony, H.E. President Salva Kiir Mayardit urged the new appointees to do what is right for the interest of the people of South Sudan, regardless of some people don’t like it. The President assured the new appointees that is not an easy task they are taking on. Congratulating them before they perform their duties successfully is needless. He encouraged them to let their work speak for itself.

The Minister of Cabinet Affairs, Hon. Dr. Martin Elia Lomoro said “You are a team of young professionals and if you don’t succeed, it will be unfortunate. The Minister continued to advise the group to join hands with the President, in his priority to provide the necessary financial services to the people. “The President is making changes because he wants services to be delivered to the people.” -Hon. Dr. Martin Elia Lomoro. He concluded by saying “We don’t want to hear stories of reforms, all we need to hear and see are the results in the financial sector.”

The Minister of Finance and Planning Hon. Dier Tong Ngor commented on his in-depth understanding of the challenges that face the bank of South Sudan. From his experience as former Governor of the bank, he pledges to create a strong work relationship with the team. To ensure that the bank meets the priorities of the People of South Sudan. He congratulated the President for choosing professionals with extensive experience in the banking sector. He believes that they will correctly manage the public finances to overall achieve economic growth for the Country.

The newly appointed Governor of the Bank of South Sudan Hon. Johnny Ohisa acknowledged that it is a big responsibility, and made assurances that they will manage the resources correctly. He said that they are will aware of the expectations of the people of South Sudan, and will work united as a team to fulfil them.

The governor concluded by saying “We can make changes that will advance the people within the next two years. This can be done by implementing the monetary policies.”

Join us in congratulating Nyakuma Peter Gatkuoth, who recently participated in a virtual panel discussion, arranged by Meridian International Center, for a select audience on Peacebuilding and Civic Engagement for Youth. She was one of only four panelists worldwide, and represented South Sudan with distinction.

Nyakuma is a founder and the Executive Director of "Together South Sudan (ToSS)," a non-profit organization that aims to bring together and reconcile the 64 tribes of South Sudan and to transform violence in communities in order for them to be peaceful and to unite through healing and reconciliation programs.

In May, Nyakuma received the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) Impact Award for her work in trauma healing and reconciliation. Nyakuma is change agent working hard to improve conditions in South Sudan, with the aim to foster peace and goodwill among all South Sudanese. Congratulations, Nyakuma, and keep up the great work.

TRIBALISM!

To the Dinka/Muonyjang who still believes in tribalism, what has Salva Kiir/Kuol Manyang/Awet Akot ever done to you in the name of Dinka? Wake please, we are tired

To the Nuer/Naath who still believes in tribalism, what has Riek Machar/Tut Kew/Taban Deng ever done to you in the name of Nuer? Wake up from these dream, it making us sick.

To the Bari who still believes in tribalism, what has Wani Igga ever done to you in the name of Bari? Open your eyes.

To the Zande who still believes in tribalism, what has Nunu Kumba/Bakasoro ever done to you in the name of Zande!

To the Shilluk who still believes in tribalism, what has Lahm Akol/Pagan Amum/Olony ever done to you in the name of Shilluk

All these people and many more have their children and families to prioritize and raise yet you are busy here giving yourself ulcers for hating someone because he/she is from tribe X or Y!
Nobody chose to be born in any tribe and anyone would have been born in any of those tribes if creation had decided!🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸. I have experienced hate from fellow country men and women who think they are a tribe. My first tribal attack was when I was 13, And from that day, I have no respect for tribalistic people.

Sora Majak ✍️✍️

AUGUST 2022 FIFA AFRICA RANKINGS (CAF) ⚽️ 🏆

1. 1. Senegal 🇸🇳 (18 World Rank)
2. Morocco 🇲🇦(22)
3. Tunisia 🇹🇳 (30)
4. Nigeria 🇳🇬(31)
5. Cameroon 🇨🇲(38)
6. Egypt 🇪🇬(40)
7. Algeria 🇩🇿(41)
8. Mali 🇲🇱(46)
9. Côte d'Ivoire 🇨🇮(52)
10. Burkina Faso 🇧🇫(55)
11. Ghana 🇬🇭(60)
12. South Africa 🇿🇦(68)
13. Democratic Republic of Congo 🇨🇩 (72)
14. Cape Verde 🇨🇻(73)
15. Gabon 🇬🇦(79)
16. Guinea 🇬🇳(83)
17. Zambia 🇿🇲(87)
18. Uganda 🇺🇬(90
19. Benin 🇧🇯(91)
20. Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶(98)
21. Republic of Congo 🇨🇬(99)
22. Kenya 🇰🇪(102)
23. Madagascar 🇲🇬(105)
24. Mauritania 🇲🇷(109)
25. Sierra Leone 🇸🇱(113)
26. Guinea-Bissau 🇬🇼(115)
27. Mozambique 🇲🇿(116 )
28. Namibia 🇳🇦(117)
29. Niger 🇳🇪(119)
30. Malawi 🇲🇼(120)
31. Angola 🇦🇴(121)
32. Libya 🇱🇾(122)
33. Gambia 🇬🇲(123)
34. Zimbabwe 🇿🇼(125)
35. Togo 🇹🇬(126)
36. Comoros 🇰🇲(127)
37. Sudan 🇸🇩(130)
38. Tanzania 🇹🇿(131)
39. Central African Republic 🇨🇫(133)
40. Rwanda 🇷🇼(136)
41. Ethiopia 🇪🇹(138)
42. Burundi 🇧🇮(141)
43. Eswatini Swaziland 🇸🇿 (144)
44. Lesotho 🇱🇸(145)
45. Botswana 🇧🇼(146)
46. Liberia 🇱🇷(150)
47. South Sudan 🇸🇸(165)
48. Mauritius 🇲🇺(180)
49. Chad 🇹🇩(181)
50. São Tomé and Príncipe 🇸🇹(187)

NB: In (BRACKETS) it’s the World Ranking

Source - FIFA