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In times of crisis, leadership is not merely about policies, plans, or speeches; it is about showing up, standing in sol...
14/09/2024

In times of crisis, leadership is not merely about policies, plans, or speeches; it is about showing up, standing in solidarity, and being with the people who are suffering. This was recently demonstrated by key Jonglei State leaders who visited the flooded parts of Jonglei State, a region devastated by severe flooding, bringing hope and a sense of unity to its people.

Among the notable leaders who took part in the visit were Hon. Issac Mamer Ruk, the Minister of Housing, Land, and Public Utilities; Hon. James Mawich, the Minister of Roads and Bridges; Hon. Lual Muonyluak, the Minister of Health, Biel Butros Biel, the Commissioner of Fangak County , and Peter Gatluak Pan, the Deputy Director of National Security for Jonglei State. Their presence in the flooded areas was more than a gesture of solidarity; it was a testament to the essence of true leadership. Being there for your people in their darkest hours.

The leaders who visited the flooded areas of Jonglei State exemplified what it means to be with the people during tough times. Leadership is not only about the decisions made in comfortable offices but also about getting into the trenches and walking through the mud, shoulder-to-shoulder with those affected. These leaders have set an example for others, showing that standing with the people is not just a duty but a moral obligation.

In challenging times, such as the floods in Jonglei State, it is the leaders who show up that leave a lasting impact. They are the ones who give the people hope, comfort, and the strength to keep pushing forward, knowing that they are not alone.

~By Ajak Kuol Ajak

16/02/2024

The Issue of salaries of the public servants in South Sudan is concerning. How our heroes (who got those injuries for us to have South Sudan) were treated was shoddy. Lack of salaries across the country has led to poor delivery of government services to the people of South Sudan. How will the government improve the education system if teachers are not encouraged? How will the government stop insecurity if the armed forces are not well-paid? In a nutshell, the government needs to form an Independent Salaries Remuneration Commission. The primary function of this independent body will be to regularly review the remuneration and benefits of all public officers. This body will operate independently from the Ministry of Finance. However, the ministry may play a role in providing financial information as the commission's decisions on remuneration and benefits have budgetary implications for the government. The Ministry of Finance can also engage the commission on matters related to fiscal policy and financial management. That means the ministry can not interfere in the affairs of the Salaries and Remuneration Commission. The mandate of the commission will be to ensure fairness, equity, and transparency in the remuneration processes. Public entities will be expected to comply with the salary structures and guidelines set by the Commission. Failure to adhere may result in legal actions, this means that it has to be protected by the constitution of South Sudan and the president who should be the main protector of the constitution.

ONE PEOPLE ,ONE NATION. LET MAKE OUR COUNTRY FAVOURABLE FOR ALL OF US. PREACH PEACE🤗

Personal Opinion of
Ajak Kuol Ajak
AKA Actuary Kuol

Let's not talk much and celebrate the fact that we are a country🎉🎊Happy independence day to the real Africans. As we cel...
09/07/2023

Let's not talk much and celebrate the fact that we are a country🎉🎊Happy independence day to the real Africans.
As we celebrate this day, let us reflect on the journey we traveled since 18th August 1955. Above all let's know that South Sudan belongs to all of us🙏

05/06/2023

A thorough diagnosis of community base leadership in South Sudan, especially Jonglei state ( Bor County, Twic East County, and Duk County) reveals the level of partiality that exist in South Sudan.
These associations are now the new battlegrounds for our well-informed members (graduates and postgraduates) who are supposed to be handling national issues either under national ministries or at the state level. If I may ask, What are the objectives of these associations? Are they positive or negative? Are they portraying a good delineation of Greater Bor to the rest of the South Sudanese? Personally, I think these associations have succeeded in segregating us only and if we don’t address this issue imminently, then the current Payam will be sub-tribes momentarily.
Divide and Rule policy will only diminish Greater Pan Bor and promote those individuals practicing it. Why are we so blind to notice such a visible poorly planned game? To our politicians who think they will rule through divide and rule policy, you will only rule at Bor, Twic, and Duk levels only, because a quarter will never be equal to a whole number. Open your eyes and bring your people together if you want to be heard nationally.
My advice to our graduates and postgraduates is to take responsibility and work explicitly and implicitly with the government to bring reforms that will result in stable economic, Political stability, infrastructural development, good governance, a good education system, Universal healthcare, and a good road map that will visualize the South Sudan we want. In a nutshell, go for a big cake and that will help develop our country.
It good to embrace our communities but let’s also put in place techniques that will solve the negative impacts that will emerge because of the same action. Just for clarification, I am not saying its not good to lead at a community level but let put more zeal where necessary.

I don’t know whether it’s true or not but it’s very unethical to dictate who will lead pan Bor base on modern education qualifications. I have been watching your events and we always use Dinka Language as a mean of communication. Leaders are not determine by how educated they are. So give our youths back at home the chance to lead.

~Personal opinion of Ajak Kuol Ajak

07/05/2023

Suffering is inevitable on earth but don’t be a reason your fellow human being is suffering.

Happy Sunday🤲🏼

01/05/2023

Without labour, nothing prospers. Happy Labor day to the hardworking men and women. Lets make tomorrow better for coming generations💪🏽🙏

30/04/2023

If it doesnt kill you, it make you stronger💪🏽

Have a great Sunday🤲🏼

28/04/2023

No one is rich enough to buy yesterday but if you hustle hard and work smart, tomorrow could be yours.

Good morning👋

26/04/2023

A politics that is solely base on tribes and ethnicity, is a politics that doomed to tear the country apart and its always a failure ~ Barack Obama

26/04/2023

South Sudan government should try by all mean to improve Military power🇸🇸🇸🇸

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24/04/2023

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Its Manchester derby again. Who do you think will win?
23/04/2023

Its Manchester derby again. Who do you think will win?

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