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Al Merikh players Celebrating after winning a penalty in Juba City.
21/11/2025

Al Merikh players Celebrating after winning a penalty in Juba City.

A graduate from the University of Juba, Mario Laat Berlin, has informed Facebook users who are not graduating tomorrow t...
21/11/2025

A graduate from the University of Juba, Mario Laat Berlin, has informed Facebook users who are not graduating tomorrow to avoid using Facebook on Saturday because it might not accommodate both graduates and non-graduates. Mario considers Facebook too small to contain both graduates and non-graduates. "Dear Facebook users, this platform will be too small for us tomorrow. Please stay offline if you’re not graduating tomorrow"!😎☹️🤲🏾

South Sudanese model Ayen was reportedly seen walking partially clothed in the streets of Nairobi accompanied by an elde...
21/11/2025

South Sudanese model Ayen was reportedly seen walking partially clothed in the streets of Nairobi accompanied by an elderly white man.

21/11/2025

New banger coming soon from upcoming artist called King Job.

The government is planning to construct a second international airport in Tali, Terekeka.
20/11/2025

The government is planning to construct a second international airport in Tali, Terekeka.

20/11/2025

She raised a good point

20/11/2025

Who is this slay queen defending Bol Mel?🤣

20/11/2025

Situation currently after approximately 20 women were killed in Bor by Murle militia yesterday while working on their farms.

20/11/2025

Breaking news!
About 20 women have been killed in their farms by Murle yesterday in Werkok, Bor. When is the government going to address this?

19/11/2025

We have created a new party called SPLM/IO-IO.

19/11/2025

Opinion: South Sudan Needs Leaders Chosen on Merit, Not Tribal Loyalty

In South Sudan, political support is often driven by tribe, personal loyalty, or historical affiliation rather than performance and policy. Many people passionately defend leaders even when those leaders have not delivered meaningful progress for the country.

Some citizens proudly say that President Salva Kiir is not going anywhere, yet many of those same supporters struggle to make even five dollars a day. After more than fourteen years in power, the country still faces major challenges in infrastructure, healthcare, education, security, and basic service delivery. Leadership should be evaluated by results and development, not by how long someone remains in office or which ethnic group they come from. South Sudan needs leadership that prioritizes competence and national progress over political survival.

We must also recognize that other political leaders have contributed to instability and loss of life. Dr Riek Machar has been associated with conflicts that led to the deaths of thousands of innocent South Sudanese, including the Bor Massacre in 1991 and the events of 2013. No politician should be above criticism simply because they share our tribe, culture, or bloodline.

Supporting leaders based only on tribal identity has cost South Sudan countless lives, opportunities, and years of progress. True loyalty to the nation means holding leaders accountable and choosing those who have a vision for development, unity, and stability.

South Sudan will only move forward when citizens demand leaders who can improve living standards, create functioning institutions, and put the interests of the people above personal or tribal agendas. We owe it to ourselves and future generations to choose leaders based on merit, integrity, and the ability to deliver real change.

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