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DISTINGUISHED LEADERS GRACE Achuei Deng Ajiing’s 10-Year Music Anniversary Celebration

The celebration has been honored by the arrival of prominent dignitaries including Hon. Akec Tong Aleu, Undersecretary in the Ministry of Defense and Veterans Affairs; Hon. Matthew Mathiang Magordit, former Governor of Defunct Tonj State, Hon. Thiik Thiik Mayardit, former Deputy Mayor of Juba City, Hon. Lual Achuil Lual, National MP, Mr. Anyar Control, and Deng Dut Parek, President of the Warrap Peace Tournament in Juba, alongside other esteemed guests.

Their presence underscores the significance of the occasion, adding honor and national recognition to Achuei’s remarkable decade-long contribution to the music industry, as supporters and fans continue to gather in celebration of her legacy.

Former Deputy Mayor Thiik Pledges $10,000 to Support Achuei Deng Ajing at 10th Anniversary Celebration

Hon. Thiik Thiik Mayardit, the former Deputy Mayor of Juba City, has pledged financial support amounting to $10,000 to renowned Afrobeat singer Achuei Deng Ajing during her ongoing 10th anniversary celebration in the music industry.

The announcement was made in the presence of fans, fellow artists, and invited guests who gathered to honor Achuei’s decade-long contribution to the country’s entertainment sector. The pledge was received with excitement and appreciation from supporters, highlighting growing recognition of Achuei’s influence and consistency in promoting South Sudanese music.

Thiik’s gesture reflects increasing support from public figures toward music industry, reinforcing the importance of nurturing creative talent and celebrating cultural achievements. Achuei Deng Ajing’s anniversary event continues to attract attention as one of the major entertainment milestones in Juba this year.

Singer Deng Mtoto Warns Artists Against Copying His Songs

South Sudanese singer Deng Mtoto has warned fellow musicians against copying his songs, voice, and singing style.

Speaking during a live video on the night of February 24, 2026, when he released a wedding song for Door Peter in the studio, Deng Mtoto expressed frustration over artists who imitate his work.

“There are some singers who copy my songs,” he said. “Let me warn you again. If anyone copies my favorite words, ‘Be la kankan,’ remember that one trouser cannot fit all of us.”

He continued, “If you copy my songs again, you will see what will happen. Some people take my words, change them slightly, and then put them in their own songs. That is not right.”

The singer made it clear that he wants other artists to be creative and produce original content instead of imitating his music and style.