MODERN SOUTH SUDAN

MODERN SOUTH SUDAN Promoting Africa Beauties,History ,Cultural Heritages ,Architectures ,entertainments ,environments , ABOUT THE PLATFORMS. VALUES. theocracy. freedom. equality.
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our wish is to supportive environment that allows individuals to feel comfortable in showing the special of life .journeys and hopefully emphasize empower others to come forward up .we hope to achieve this by facilitating fortnight/monthly group discussions through the Modern SS platform. the primary objective with Modern SS is to make a wave for the next generation to normalize these conversatio

ns to promote an yielding hope to others to find thier voices facilitate access to further support for those who need it most and also our hope to inspire patriotism, local and international tourism, investment, peace and security by providing the public with well updates,that explore and expose the unseen realities about S, Sudan,and the world geographicall, socio-economic and political developments,

VISSIONS
to empower young people and adults with in South Sudanese community to build a courage to share thier current or lived experiences toward certain issues journeys to recovery and to create an awareness and normalization of discussing important topics.and to be the best in creating accurate transformative, positive Media content about South Sudan and the world for our targeted audience,

MISSIONS. to provide platform that is raw .authentic and allows individuals to express their vulnerability without being judged to promote wisdom and knowledge and to strengthen the South Sudanese community to connect. growth and build confidence to find thier voice the platform Aims to fill in the gaps termology in the community. patriotism, accuracy, integrity, transparency, stable South Sudan,
respect. treat everyone with respect and dignity and ensure it provides a safe secure and comfortable space where a people can share their stories .perspectives or opinions without being judge �. DIVERSITIES
welcomes people from diverse backgrounds and respects different beliefs. perspective and opinions shared in the topics discussions. CONNECTIONS
prides in creating space to connect empower and strengthen the South Sudanese community and the world especially the youth of this generation. COMPASSION
create a space of empathy .kindness and consideration towards the people who will participate in the platform its acknowledged different skills. beliefs systems and perspectives orientations on Social media services across the world
Modern SS �. is the vast news media Channel in the global Networks connections across New Kush � and the whole world �
and also
Modern SS is vast and great broadcasting in S Sudan. which for the last 45 years was centre of liberalisms that culminates to independent of New Sudan from the Arab North .as a news interrpratations station �
let the peace of minds .democracy. justice. prospective dignify honests
harmony .prosperity ..wisdom .courageous. good reconciliations .and loving cares for all civil populations that now inhabitants New Sudan. Actions and spirits

Wut-Nuer, his whole body is burning, pain is all over but in his mind he is thinking South Sudanese must be free from in...
27/02/2026

Wut-Nuer, his whole body is burning, pain is all over but in his mind he is thinking South Sudanese must be free from inhumane hands.

Salute 🫡

As unbelievable as it may seem, Sweden has declared s*x an official sport, and has even launched the first competition e...
26/02/2026

As unbelievable as it may seem, Sweden has declared s*x an official sport, and has even launched the first competition evaluated by a panel of judges.

The couple’s chemistry, their understanding of s*x, their level of endurance, and other vital characteristics will be taken into account when deciding who comes out the winner of a s*x tournament that will have its own audience.

The Swedish S*x Federation had been trying for some time to establish this new sport, so they were very pleased with the achievement and welcomed this championship:

🗣 “Like any sport, getting the results you want in s*x requires training.”

A Ugandan High Court has ordered the Aids Support Organisation (TASO) to pay 190 million shillings ($53,000) in damages ...
24/02/2026

A Ugandan High Court has ordered the Aids Support Organisation (TASO) to pay 190 million shillings ($53,000) in damages after it wrongly diagnosed John Wataka as HIV‑positive and placed him on ARVs for seven years, despite him being HIV‑negative. The court found TASO negligent for keeping him on treatment from 2016 to 2023, a mistake that caused serious psychological, social, and economic harm. Wataka only discovered the error in 2022 after independent tests confirmed he did not have HIV. The court noted he suffered the breakdown of his marriage, loss of employment, stigma, and deep emotional trauma due to the misdiagnosis. An additional 50 million shillings was awarded for negligent diagnosis and dispensing of medication he did not need.

Breaking News Koang Chuol Ranley survives a deadly military attempt in Juba following their disagreement with Paul Nang ...
24/02/2026

Breaking News
Koang Chuol Ranley survives a deadly military attempt in Juba following their disagreement with Paul Nang in Bilpham.

Stay tuned for more developing story

If discipline is a person, Dr. Riek Machar, a man who helped give birth to South Sudan, is a champion, a heavyweight, an...
24/02/2026

If discipline is a person, Dr. Riek Machar, a man who helped give birth to South Sudan, is a champion, a heavyweight, and the president of the Democratic Federal Republic of South Sudan.

African proverb: “The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth”.
20/02/2026

African proverb:
“The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth”.

Today, we celebrated the job signpost in Unity State-Bentiu. Any youth who need jobs will just stand there and miracles ...
20/02/2026

Today, we celebrated the job signpost in Unity State-Bentiu. Any youth who need jobs will just stand there and miracles will happen and hire you.

Congratulations ✨️

Who know this general and known for what?
18/02/2026

Who know this general and known for what?

Jali Sudani
18/02/2026

Jali Sudani

It's not easy
18/02/2026

It's not easy

On a quiet evening,we were sitting in our home, me and the great Manawa.Milk tea was in my hands, and everyone knew that...
18/02/2026

On a quiet evening,
we were sitting in our home, me and the great Manawa.
Milk tea was in my hands, and everyone knew that my evenings were never complete without it.
And our conversations always had a different taste. They carried something special—
a different tone, a depth unlike any other conversation.
I had just returned from Juba by bus,
a full two-day journey to Nairobi.
Those were hard days.
No money for a flight,
no easy road,
and my feet were swollen from travel, exhaustion, and circumstances far greater than our age back then.
And yet, we laughed.
We were very happy.
In the middle of our conversation, he suddenly looked at me and said,
“You know, boss.”
He loved calling me that.
Then he continued quietly, in a way that unsettled me:
“If death comes now, I wish it would take me and leave you.”
I froze.
His words had nothing to do with the laughter,
nothing to do with the evening,
nothing to do with the tea.
I was silent for a moment, then I asked,
“Why would you say that?”
He said,
“Man Gargouth…”
When he called me that, I knew immediately things had turned serious.
“I’m not as strong as you.”
I didn’t understand him at the time.
I said, surprised,
“How can you say that, boss? I am your student. I learned from you, and I’m still learning.”
He smiled that smile—the one that saw what I could not see—and said,
“I don’t have your strength. If I leave, my home will not close.
You are strong. You are not afraid.
If death must come, I pray it takes me and leaves you to lead this house.”
I cried that day.
But I did not understand.
After his death…
After the wars I fought alone…
After responsibilities opened before me like a shoreless sea…
After I became the mother and the father, the support and the decision…
After I stood in front of life while it tested me with everything it had…
Only today,
I began to understand.
Manawa did not wish to leave.
He knew.
He saw in me a strength I did not recognize in myself.
He was handing me the leadership quietly,
planting in my heart a will I would not understand until I stood alone.
When death finally came,
it did not ask permission.
It did not let me prepare.
We never returned to the laughter over tea again.
I stood in front of that same house,
the house he said would never close.
And truly, it could not close.
I carried the responsibility.
I carried the grief.
I carried the children.
And I carried his name with me.
On many nights, I asked myself:
Did he know?
Did he feel it?
Or did he simply see my strength more clearly than I could?
Some men leave this world
confident that the woman before them
will be able to continue the journey.
Enock

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