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13/05/2026

⚽Pathway for Mundri to Become a Full Football Association⚽

For Mundri to transition from a Sub Local Football Association into a fully recognized Mundri Football Association and a become a full member of the South Sudan Football Federation (SSFA), it must address critical structural and operational gaps while building a sustainable football system.

Currently, the biggest challenge lies in weak club organization. Only a few clubs (about two to three) have functional structures, while the majority lack proper leadership, governance, and administrative systems. This limits their ability to operate professionally or meet federation standards. In addition, most clubs struggle financially, with no stable funding or sponsorship mechanisms, making it difficult to sustain operations, pay staff, or organize competitions.

Another major concern is the absence of qualified coaches. Without trained personnel, player development remains poor and clubs fall short of required technical standards. Infrastructure is also severely lacking, with only one usable facility, Baya Football Ground, serving the entire area. This is insufficient to support a competitive league or training programs.

To move forward, Mundri must begin by strengthening its club structures. The local sub association should enforce strict conditions, allowing only legally registered clubs with functional leadership and clear constitutions to participate in competitions. Financial accountability is equally important. Clubs should be required to maintain verified bank accounts and meet a minimum financial threshold before each season, ensuring commitment and sustainability.

Technical development must also be prioritized. Each club should have at least one coach with a CAF D License. To make this possible, the association should work with national bodies to organize coaching courses and build local capacity.

Infrastructure development is another urgent need. While upgrading Baya Football Ground is essential, the county government must also play a key role by allocating land for additional football facilities. This will enable clubs to train regularly and support long-term growth.

Clubs should also develop supporter structures, including organized fan leadership. This fosters community engagement, strengthens club identity, and can contribute to financial support.

Above all, the leadership of Mundri Local FA must be proactive. It should initiate capacity-building programs, implement clear regulations, and actively seek sponsorship opportunities to finance the league. Building partnerships with government, businesses, and the community will be critical.

In conclusion, the transformation of Mundri football requires collective responsibility. Clubs must organize, leaders must act decisively, and stakeholders must invest in the game. If these reforms are implemented with commitment and discipline, Mundri can achieve full association status and emerge as a strong force in South Sudan football.

An article by
Bashir James Muchu
A Football enthusiast - Greater Mundri

13/05/2026

Santiolo Why introduces another Genre of Music from the well known “Moru Overnight Beat”. In less than a day the song has sparked a lot of positive feeling in youths where everyone wants to break their heads while doing the challenge.

Kindly check out the sound of TikTok and we support our own.

12/05/2026

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12/05/2026

Santiolo Why Official Music releases his most anticipated, awaited single dubbed NGULWA SESSE.

This is in appreciation and recognition of the great performance and pride Ngulawa United FC brought to the whole Greater Mundri community. The song talks about how good wives and husbands are only found in Ngulawa. He went on to mention the names of all the players of Ngulawa and many more.

Go and do the challenge of the song and let’s push the sound

12/05/2026

Bor South Leaders Issue Resolutions to Promote Peace and End Violence

Leaders from Bor South County have adopted a series of resolutions aimed at restoring peace, strengthening unity, and addressing insecurity in the area.

The resolutions were reached during the Bor South County Chiefs’ Conference held at Park Palace Hotel in Bor from May 7–9, 2026. The conference brought together chiefs, the County Commissioner, payam administrators, members of parliament, and community leaders.

According to the document, the meeting focused on creating a common understanding of peace efforts in the county, addressing ongoing challenges, and building consensus among communities to promote peaceful coexistence.

The leaders acknowledged the importance of traditional leadership in maintaining peace among communities and reaffirmed their commitment to ending conflict and promoting reconciliation.

Among the key resolutions adopted were the banning of community associations and unions from engaging in political or military activities. The conference directed such groups to focus only on humanitarian and development work under the coordination of the County Commissioner.

The meeting also resolved that any intellectual disputes fueling community conflict should be handled according to the law.

In an effort to curb violence, the leaders stated that no blood compensation would be paid for gang members or individuals killed while committing crimes. They further agreed that any gang member involved in criminal acts must be arrested and imprisoned once identified.

The conference also called for the immediate return of Bor South youth currently staying in Equatoria regions and Lakes State, saying their continued stay there exposes them to danger and suffering.

Alcohol abuse was also addressed during the conference. The resolutions completely prohibited the consumption of local alcohol and drugs, with offenders facing a fine of 500,000 South Sudanese Pounds and up to six months in prison.

The leaders directed that land disputes should always be handled by courts, while individuals involved in wrestling-related violence would be held accountable and face imprisonment.

The document further stated that cattle theft would attract punishment including payment of six cows and a three-month jail term.

On abduction cases, the conference resolved that abducted women and children must be handed over to county authorities once identified, and abductors must face legal action. Leaders also emphasized that death penalties should be enforced for intentional killings, while blood compensation would apply only in cases of unintentional killing.

The conference recommendations also urged youth and women leaders to take an active role in identifying and handing over abductees to authorities. In addition, forced and early marriages were condemned and declared abolished in line with customary and statutory laws.

The resolutions were signed by several local leaders, chiefs, and members of parliament from Bor South County.

12/05/2026

Didi Doris Gali Growing beards without a wife is also another disability😏😏😏🥹

12/05/2026

After publicly announcing that South Sudan has now been included in Facebook and Meta monetization, Mr. BMG later came online asking South Sudanese people to repost his message requesting Facebook and Meta to allow South Sudanese creators to earn money from the content they make.

Why is Mr. BMG misleading the public?

12/05/2026

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11/05/2026

St Apollo South Sudanese congregation
Daughters and Sons of Zion performing yesua de ayah tai

11/05/2026

Open Letter to Concerned Community Members and the Leadership of South Sudan

Dear Community Members from Witto, Minga, Lozoh, and Lakamadi,
Dear Leaders of South Sudan,
Greetings to you all.

I write this open letter as a concerned citizen and as a voice for the people of Greater Mundri who may not always have the opportunity to express their concerns openly.

Recent discussions and advocacy surrounding the possible removal of the Commissioner of Mundri East have raised serious concerns among ordinary citizens at the grassroots level.

While every citizen has the constitutional right to express opinions and participate in public affairs, it is important that those advocating for or against any administrative action fully understand the realities and challenges faced by the people on the ground. Leadership decisions should never be driven by individual interests, political influence, or community divisions, but rather by facts, peace, stability, and the welfare of the people.
It has been observed that some individuals from communities such as Witto, Minga, Lozoh, and Lakamadi are strongly involved in campaigns concerning the position of the Commissioner. However, many grassroots citizens feel that some of these voices may not accurately represent the true concerns and priorities of the wider population of Greater Mundri.

As citizens, we respectfully appeal to the leadership of South Sudan to always consult widely with key community stakeholders, elders, youth representatives, women leaders, religious leaders, and other grassroots voices before taking any action concerning commissioners or local government leadership in Greater Mundri.

The stability of our communities depends on unity, dialogue, and inclusive decision-making. Any decision made without proper consultation risks creating misunderstanding, division, and mistrust among the people.
We therefore urge all parties involved to prioritize peace, respect, and the collective interest of the people above personal or sectional interests.

Let us work together for a peaceful, united, and progressive Greater Mundri.
May wisdom guide our leaders, and may peace prevail in our communities and throughout South Sudan.
Best regards,

A Concerned Citizen and Voice of the People of Greater Mundri.

11/05/2026

SSPDF Calls on Former Opposition Forces to Prepare for Integration

The South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) has issued a public statement urging former opposition allied forces that joined the government to remain prepared for further integration into the organized forces.

In a statement dated 11 May 2026 from the Office of the Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Santino Deng Wol Chok said the groups that abandoned rebellion and pledged allegiance to the government during his previous tenure should remain on standby for new directives regarding reporting to designated training centers for reorganization and integration into the SSPDF.

The statement listed several concerned groups, including forces under Lt. Gen. Johnson Olony in Malakal, Lou-Nuer groups under different commanders, forces under Maj. Gen. Lual Yor in Molbok, forces under Maj. Gen. Deng Awuk Abuok in Bahr el Ghazal, Equatoria groups in Yei, Maridi, Koda, and Mundri, as well as forces under Gen. Simon Maguek G*i in Unity State’s Leer County.

Gen. Santino Deng Wol Chok said the move is aimed at promoting peace, unity, and national development. He urged all the mentioned groups to remain on standby while waiting for further communication from the military leadership.

The SSPDF leadership also emphasized that South Sudan belongs to all citizens and called on communities to embrace peace and avoid violence and unnecessary conflict

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