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Through back, a snap during editing of Akeel Ke Loor in album 2 in Nimule.
25/09/2024

Through back, a snap during editing of Akeel Ke Loor in album 2 in Nimule.

South Sudan Banding lo National Pack, what a beauty land.
24/09/2024

South Sudan Banding lo National Pack, what a beauty land.

Too bad and very unfortunately to this worst news, the Bebeto coach was ambushed and burn  today on Nimule - Juba highwa...
24/09/2024

Too bad and very unfortunately to this worst news, the Bebeto coach was ambushed and burn today on Nimule - Juba highway no father information to clarified what happen.

GOVERNMENT JOBS ARE COOL BUT TIRESOME
11/09/2024

GOVERNMENT JOBS ARE COOL BUT TIRESOME

09/09/2024

"HOW TO OVERCOME POVERTY"
Increase access to education. ...
Improve food and nutrition security. ...
Increase access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene services. ...
Provide quality and affordable healthcare for all. ...
Achieve lasting peace. ...
Give people cash.

( NO HUMAN IS PERFECT )

07/08/2024

Being a Man isn't easy. Imagine someone stop talking to you because of your own Money....... Dammed.....

A Dinka guy is always a Dinka guy, col down big man, black Americans are still our brothers take it slow dude .........
01/08/2024

A Dinka guy is always a Dinka guy, col down big man, black Americans are still our brothers take it slow dude .........

23/07/2024

*Topic:* Twic East Community in Australia: Harmony and Peaceful Coexistence Based on Compromise

The Twic East Community Association of Australia (TECAA) leadership has announced an Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for August 30, 2024. I humbly request all sons, daughters, elders, leaders, stakeholders, payam representatives, and state leaders to inform their members about this crucial event and encourage attendance.

This AGM presents a golden opportunity for our community to address and resolve our differences. To those who have concerns, including the Twic Citizens (TC), I urge you to inform your members now and come prepared to put your issues on the table. This is the right time to engage in open, honest dialogue and iron out our differences.

Our strength lies in our diversity, and this meeting will provide a safe and respectful environment for all participants to express their concerns and ideas freely. We aim to employ effective strategies to address longstanding issues and find mutually beneficial solutions. While acknowledging our differences, let's remember that our shared heritage and common goals bind us together.

This gathering is not just about resolving current issues; it's an opportunity to chart our course for the future. We'll discuss strategies for strengthening our community and enhancing our impact in Australia. Moreover, the event will serve as a platform to celebrate our rich Twic East culture and traditions, reminding us of the bonds that unite us.

Remember, peace is the key to our community's progress and prosperity. By coming together in a spirit of compromise and understanding, we can forge a harmonious path forward. Every voice matters, and we encourage representation from all segments of our community to ensure a comprehensive discussion.

Let's seize this opportunity to build a stronger, more united Twic East Community in Australia. I look forward to seeing you all at the AGM. Together, we can make a positive change for our community's future.

Yar Garang

14/05/2024

Twic East Community of Australia (TECAA) and Twic Citizens (TC)

To avoid escalating conflicts between the TECAA executive and Twic Citizens (TC), the following steps should be considered:

Reasons why Twic Community are not ready for Elections this Year

1. TECAA should develop a comprehensive framework to address and resolve the issues raised by TC through dialogue and consultation.

2. Legal proceedings should be avoided at all costs, and efforts should be made to address the concerns raised by TC through alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.

3. Stakeholders, including Payam leaders, state leaders, and the council of elders, should be involved in guiding the resolution process.

4. An independent arbitration team should be formed by the president, Mamer, and mandated with the responsibility of mediating the dispute and facilitating a resolution.

5. Constitutional amendments should be prioritized to address any structural or systemic issues that may be contributing to the conflict.

6. After addressing the underlying issues, a reconciliation process should be initiated to promote unity and healing within the community.

7. Once the necessary reforms and reconciliation efforts have been undertaken, TECAA can proceed with elections, ensuring inclusivity and broad support from all stakeholders.

By Abaar Yar Garang

27/02/2024

Progressive Twic for Prosperity (PTP) Manifesto: Dead on Arrival.

Following the recent election, the Progressive Twic for Prosperity (PTP) party's promises, as outlined in their manifesto, have fizzled into obscurity. Despite initial excitement, their agenda remains unimplemented, with the much-touted constitution amendment met with deafening silence from the public. Even within the ruling coalition, participation has been lackluster, yielding no tangible results to date.

Nearly three years into their tenure, PTP's only notable achievement seems to be further fracturing the community along divisive lines. This is a far cry from the vision of unity and progress promised during their campaign.

The Transitional Executive Committee for the Advancement of Twic (TECAA), a subset of PTP, boasts esteemed members such as Anyieth Duom, a veteran with valuable experience in governance, and Makuach Mabior, the current Secretary General. However, despite their credentials, TECAA's leadership appears to be faltering.

Notably, TECAA includes influential figures instrumental in bringing President Mamer Yaak Dutdit to power, including John Ador Deng, Deng Chol Riak, and Akoi Bol, among others. Yet, the current leadership seems to disregard the wisdom of these elder statesmen, opting instead for a path of obstinacy.

In my view, TECAA's leadership must set aside their egos and confront the pressing issues head-on. Establishing a committee comprising stakeholders from Beny ke payams, state leaders, and elders is imperative to resolving these issues once and for all. This is not a matter for the courts; rather, it demands a collective effort from the citizens of Twic.

My concern deepens as tensions escalate, exacerbated by public disagreements aired through live video broadcasts by supporters of President Mamer and other dissenting voices within the community. The leadership's silence in the face of these conflicts is both puzzling and concerning. It's evident that they lack the capability or willingness to address these pressing concerns.

Despite past grievances, the people of Twic are ready to extend a hand of reconciliation, provided that TECAA accepts responsibility and engages in meaningful dialogue. It's time for the leadership to heed the call and come to the table for the betterment of our community.

# Abaar Yar Garang

16/02/2024

Title: Unraveling the Legacy Scramble: Inside TECAA Leadership

In the bustling halls of TECAA leadership, a story unfolds—a tale of legacy and conflict, led by President Mamer Yaak Dutdit.

At the center of it all are two key players: Pan de Aguau Nun Deng and Pan de Apajok Nun Awuok. Their feud, hidden for years, has burst into the open, revealing secrets long kept in the shadows. With Kongor media investigating every detail, Wut Awulian braces for change.

Families caught in the turmoil must choose between peace and loyalty. But there's hope for resolution. Instead of taking sides or blindly defending Mamer, calls for peace ring out.

In this moment, justice must prevail, and truth must guide the way forward. Let's unite, with integrity and solidarity, to build a stronger Wut Awulian.


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