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13/01/2026

The Ready Food We Failed to Eat While Hungry in Abyei
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In Abyei, hunger is not only caused by the absence of food. Sometimes, it is caused by the painful truth that food exists, yet we fail to eat it.

There are moments when relief food arrives but remains locked in stores, delayed by bureaucracy, politics, or poor coordination. Children cry from hunger while sacks of sorghum, maize, or beans wait for signatures instead of stomachs. Mothers sleep hungry knowing food is nearby but unreachable.

There are times when food is available in the markets, yet poverty stands as a wall. The food is “ready,” but the people are not able. Without money, food becomes a display of suffering rather than a solution. Hunger then becomes a punishment for being poor.

In some cases, food is prepared but wasted. Communal meals, ceremonies, or aid distributions fail because of insecurity, fear, or mismanagement. Food spoils while people starve. This is not just waste—it is injustice.

Traditional foods that once sustained our people—wild fruits, fish from rivers, milk, and local grains—are also disappearing. Conflict, displacement, and climate change have weakened our ability to depend on what nature once freely provided. Hunger grows not because the land is empty, but because our connection to it has been broken.

The most painful hunger in Abyei is hunger in the presence of food. It destroys dignity. It teaches children that survival depends not on availability, but on access and power.

If Abyei is to heal, we must speak honestly:
• Food must reach people on time.
• Aid must serve humanity, not systems.
• Local food production must be protected and revived.
• Leadership must treat hunger as an emergency, not a statistic.

No one should starve while food is ready.
No child should sleep hungry while food waits.
This is the untold truth of our suffering in Abyei.

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22/09/2025

Dr. Riek Machar trial

Key issues & points of contention
These are the main disputed areas that will likely dominate the legal, political, and moral dimensions of the trial:

Legitimacy and legal process
Whether the charges are backed by solid, credible evidence that will stand up in court. The government claims they have investigated, interviewed many people (83 suspects), indicted 21, etc.

Whether Machar has been accorded due process: right to fair defense, access to counsel, public trial, open proceedings, etc. Observers worry that house arrest, lack of transparency, and political interference may compromise the fairness.
Human Rights Watch
Political motivation and peace agreement obligations
Many believe this trial is part of a broader attempt by President Salva Kiir and his faction to weaken Machar and SPLM-IO, consolidate power, and marginalize opposition.

R-ARCSS has mechanisms for investigating serious crimes (e.g. hybrid courts, peace monitoring) and for protecting political rights. If Machar’s suspension, house arrest, or trial is seen as bypassing or violating those mechanisms, this is likely to further erode trust.

Risk of destabilization, ethnic tensions
Machar is from the Nuer ethnic group; Kiir is Dinka. South Sudan’s conflicts in the past have had sharp ethnic overtones. Any major legal/political move perceived as targeting Machar unfairly could inflame ethnic grievances.
Some fear the process could spark renewed violence, especially given the fragile implementation of peace, delayed elections, and unresolved military integration issues.

International pressure & credibility
South Sudan depends heavily on regional mediators (IGAD, AU) and also international donors. Their reactions to this trial could affect legitimacy, aid flows, diplomatic ties.

If the trial is viewed as not meeting international norms, South Sudan could face condemnation, or even restrictions.

Possible implications
Depending on how the trial proceeds, several outcomes (or combinations) are possible:

If trial is fair & transparent
If Machar is given a genuinely fair trial, with access to defense, open proceedings, proper evidence, this could boost rule-of-law credibility. If he is found guilty under such conditions, it might shift political equations and possibly lead to reconciliation if managed carefully. It could also establish precedent for prosecuting high-level actors regardless of rank.

If trial is perceived as kangaroo / politically manipulated
This could deepen distrust among Machar’s supporters, SPLM-IO, the Nuer community, and opposition in general. It could risk breaking peace agreements, triggering protests, eruptions of armed confrontation. It could polarize society further, undermining any hope for national healing or inclusive governance.

Effect on the peace agreement (R-ARCSS)
The trial might either accelerate the collapse of the agreement or force amendments. It may cause SPLM-IO to withdraw from some parts of the deal, or even lead to a split if factions disagree on strategy.

Ethnic backlash / conflict escalation
If people see the trial as targeting a leader of a particular community unfairly, that could lead to ethnic mobilization. The White Army militia (Nuer youth) could see renewed grievance. Military forces might respond, and areas under Machar’s influence may become unstable.

International relations
South Sudan’s relations with regional bodies and the UN could suffer if norms are violated. On the other hand, if the government shows sincerity (e.g. invites observers, allows transparent process), it might gain some respect. Aid might be conditional on respecting human rights.

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08/03/2025

What did we learned in 2013, 2016, 2024, and What will we learn in 2025 as South Sudanese.
Tribal conflicts, communal conflicts and political conflicts in South Sudan are the only Leaders to whom we listen to them

06/03/2025

Appreciation and Appeal for Reappointment of Hon. Minister of General Education and Instructions, Hon Nyinkuany Aguer

Your Excellency,Justice Charles Jook Abyei, the Chief Administrator of Abyei Special Administrative Area,

I extend my deepest gratitude and appreciation to the Honorable Minister of General Education and Instructions, Hon. Nyinkuany Aguer Bol for his remarkable dedication and outstanding contributions to the education sector in Abyei. His leadership has brought transformative changes that have positively impacted students, teachers, and the entire community.

Among his key achievements are the construction of six temporary classrooms and two offices at Abyei Boys Secondary School, the introduction of computer lessons and scientific laboratories for the first time in Abyei, and the strengthening of partnerships between the education department, stakeholders, and the community. These efforts have significantly enhanced the quality of education and created new opportunities for our youth.

In light of these achievements, I humbly urge Your Excellency to consider granting him a second chance as the Minister of Education and Instructions. His vision and commitment to improving education in Abyei deserve continuity to ensure the successful completion of ongoing initiatives. Education is the foundation of our future, and his leadership has proven essential in shaping a brighter path for the next generation.

Once again, I sincerely appreciate Your Excellency's commitment to the development of Abyei and trust in your wisdom to support the best interests of our education system.

With utmost respect and gratitude,
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31/01/2025

If development in South Sudan was a reptile, it would have been Tortoise (🐢).
If South Sudanese were Sound instruments, they would have been JBL Sound system.
The noise we make and how slowly our actions in development is can tell.

30/01/2025

Last Year Supervision was for the purpose of developing the Facilities across the State, but this track shows the private business simply everything

30/01/2025

To my fans, please accept my apologies for inconsistency
I'm now back to tell you the truth that matter most

11/12/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Abuk Chan Nyok, Ajak Aguar

08/12/2024

Such leaders who don't hide the truth are the ones South Sudan needs