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18/05/2025

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Two men in possession of pistol are said to be targeting well-off drivers. They carry two broken phones (one fold 5 and one smartphone not well identified) both with broken screens.
They do ride motorcycle and could come closely to an identified potential driver, hit the side mirror little, and fall off.
According to victim's report, they would stand up and start arguing that "you knocked us down, are you send to kill us" while the driver remain in shock of trying to say I haven't seen you, the other one would remove the phones and claimed that as the result of accident, the two phones has broken their screens and that you are responsible for the act.

This new trend has made many people become victims of their organised crime as they opt to have payments for screen replacement in dollars.
They are reported that they do take people to nearby security sectors and claim with seriousness until they are served.
Now, it is high time to report their act.

Dessiminate this information that whoever comes across this behaviour should immediately report to the Police 🚔 and have them arrested. They did it today in Shirkat, and they ran away after they were asked to be patient as the driver established contacts with the security forces who later arrived and found them escaped leaving the driver with no harm though was 1st threat at gun point.

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Source: Ajuong Mangui Gaak

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A few years ago, someone asked me a thought-provoking question, if I had a choice, would I want to be a woman or a man? Without hesitation, I answered, a woman. The person seemed surprised and said, you’re one of the few to say that, I found that hard to believe, but perhaps those who would choose to be a man feel that being a woman has somehow disadvantaged them. I can understand that perspective. There are undeniable challenges that come with being a woman, challenges that sometimes feel insurmountable. However, I have never seen womanhood as a limitation, nor as something I would trade away.

For me, being a woman is deeply empowering. There is an incredible strength in womanhood, a strength that often goes unnoticed or undervalued. Women carry immense burdens, yet we find ways to nurture, to create, to endure, and to rise. We are life-givers, caretakers, leaders, and problem solvers. Our resilience is both our gift and our armour. And despite the barriers, there is beauty in the ways women navigate the world around them, balancing grace with grit.

That being said, I am not blind to the difficulties. In recent years, it does feel like being a woman has grown harder. The fight for equality, autonomy, and safety has intensified particularly in the west where I mostly reside. But overall, women still face societal expectations, systemic biases, and a constant battle to be seen and heard in spaces where our voices have long been stifled. But even with all of that, I would still choose to be a woman. Because within those struggles lies purpose. Within those challenges lies a chance to grow.

Interestingly, I think it’s also important to acknowledge that being a man is not an easy task. While society often portrays men as the ones holding power, many men carry a silent weight. They are expected to be strong, stoic, and unwavering providers. They are often denied the freedom to be vulnerable or to express themselves fully. Men, too, are shaped.

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