Tach Tiel Studio

05/31/2026

05/31/2026

6-Room House for Rent – Turalei, Twic County, South Sudan

A well-constructed 6-room house is now available for rent in Turalei at a monthly reasonable rate.

A special rental discount is offered to individuals, organizations, NGOs, or restoration groups willing to contribute to property enhancements, specifically regarding the flooring and fencing.

Property Features
6 spacious rooms
Robust and long-lasting construction
Appropriate for residential or office purposes
Ample compound space
Possibility of reduced rent in exchange for restoration efforts
Conveniently situated in Turalei, Twic County, South Sudan

This property is perfect for families, organizations, NGOs, or businesses in search of economical housing with the chance to enhance and tailor the premises to their specifications.

For further details or to schedule a viewing, please reach out to the property owner. Alternatively, you may contact Tach Tiel Studio Teams via inbox, and they will gladly assist you in connecting with the owner.

05/30/2026

It is profoundly troubling that the Kenyan government might contemplate designating the country as an Ebola quarantine center for foreign nationals. Reports suggest that U.S. officials have attempted to set up a quarantine facility in Kenya for Americans who may have been exposed to Ebola, which raises significant concerns about public health, national sovereignty, and legal oversight. Leaders in Kenya must prioritize the safety and welfare of their own citizens and ensure complete transparency concerning any such agreements.
Why is there a consideration to establish a quarantine center in Kenya instead of Congo? Tach Tiel

05/27/2026

The federal government is putting new border measures in place to prevent Ebola cases from spreading to Canada, as the number of cases continues to rise in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and South Sudan.

05/19/2026

As you know, there is an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. I am urging the Government of South Sudan, especially the Ministry of Health and the Speaker of Parliament, to take immediate steps to prevent the disease from entering South Sudan.
The Government of South Sudan should strengthen monitoring and screening of people coming from neighboring East African countries like Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Kenya. All travelers must be screened and tested at border entry points before entering South Sudan.
The government should also monitor movement from Juba and other urban areas to rural counties and villages more closely. People traveling from high-risk areas should undergo health screening before returning to their communities to help reduce the risk of spreading Ebola to vulnerable populations.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO): “As of 16 May 2026, eight laboratory-confirmed cases, 246 suspected cases and 80 suspected deaths have been reported in Ituri Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo across at least three health zones, including Bunia, Rwampara and Mongbwalu. In addition, two laboratory confirmed cases (including one death) with no apparent link to each other have been reported in Kampala, Uganda, within 24 hours of each other, on 15 and 16 May 2026, among two individuals traveling from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.”

The South Sudan Ministry of Health and the National Assembly should quickly hold an emergency meeting on Ebola preparedness and response. The country must get ready with emergency health measures and response plans in case the outbreak reaches South Sudan. The government should also seek support from the WHO for testing equipment, medical supplies, laboratory support, and expert advice. South Sudan, being a young nation, still needs help from experienced international public health experts during epidemic emergencies.
I urge our Members of Parliament and national leaders to prepare early prevention and control measures before the disease reaches our counties and communities.

Thank you.
Tach Tiel Concerned South Sudanese citizen residing in Canada

05/07/2026

The Top 30 African military powers (2026) based on the latest Global Firepower rankings.
(Lower PowerIndex/PwrIndx score = stronger military capability.)

Rank Country
1 Egypt
2 Algeria
3 Nigeria
4 South Africa
5 Ethiopia
6 Morocco
7 Angola
8 Democratic Republic of the Congo
9 Sudan
10 Tunisia
11 Libya
12 Kenya
13 Chad
14 Tanzania
15 Mozambique
16 Cameroon
17 Mali
18 Zimbabwe
19 Uganda
20 Ivory Coast
21 Zambia
22 Ghana
23 South Sudan
24 Republic of the Congo
25 Eritrea
26 Niger
27 Namibia
28 Mauritania
29 Senegal
30 Burkina Faso

05/05/2026

Reports suggest that armed militia from Unity State might be gearing up to launch an assault on Ayien Amiol and AKuar either tonight or tomorrow.

Specifically, Ayien Amiol, Kuech Amiol, and AKuar villages in Aweng Payam , the closest cattle camp, need to remain vigilant tonight and tomorrow morning. The Turalei area should also be on alert.

Residents in proximity to Toch of Amiol and AKuar are urged to stay watchful and adopt safety measures. Cattle camps in both Amiol and AKuar should contemplate relocating as a precautionary step in light of a potential attack aimed at livestock. It is believed that Adhok Kuch or Lol is the site where they intend to regroup tonight for possible strikes on villages.

Although this information has yet to be verified, it is crucial to remain conscious of potential dangers and take appropriate precautions.

Thank you,
Tito