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10/03/2026

Public Announcement

The family of Bol Majok Adiang informs relatives, friends, and well-wishers that the body of their beloved son, Chol Bol Majok Adiang, who passed away in India while undergoing medical treatment, will arrive in Juba on Thursday at 4:00 PM.

Mourners are requested to converge at Aker’s residence in Newsite at 1:00 PM, before proceeding to Juba International Airport to receive the remains. The body will then be taken to Juba Funeral Home along Bilpam Road, where it will spend the night.

On Friday at 7:00 AM, prayers will be held at St. Joseph Catholic Church, after which the body will return to the Funeral Home.

On Saturday at 7:00 AM, the body will be airlifted to Turalei, Twic County, and later taken to Wunrok Payam for burial.

For directions, please contact:
+211 92 582 4475 (Acuil Bol)
+211 92 567 1100 (Mayar Deng)

09/03/2026

QUOTE: “You can't leave a home, because people have died. Biemnhom is not experiencing this for the first time; people have been killed there several times and the threat still exists. Take courage, if the Government of South Sudan can listen to civilians. This massacre in Biemnhom will be addressed,”

said Tiger Division Special Forces Commander Brig. Gen. Mike Mike today during his visit to displaced families in Ajak-Kuac Payam, Twic County, Warrap State, following recent Biemnhom attacks by Mayom County armed youth and SPLM-IO forces, which claimed more than 200 lives.

09/03/2026

🚨BREAKING: Pioth Peace Arrested and Taken to an Unknown Location, Family Says

Singer Pioth Peace has reportedly been arrested in Juba this evening by security forces, according to eyewitnesses.

Sources say Pioth Peace was picked up by security personnel who arrived at his apartment in vehicles without number plates. His whereabouts remain unknown.

The reason behind his arrest is still unclear.

This is developing story, more details will follow when the become available!

09/03/2026

: The First Lady factory: How to turn boyfriends into election losses

By Someone Who Actually Believes Women Can Be Presidents, Not Just Wives of Presidents

So let me get this straight.

South Sudanese women with their dramatic attention seeking, I saw lady calling herself a role model standing during International Women Day declaring that "I will not date or marry any man who doesn't dream of becoming president. I want to be First Lady."

And I saw people claping for her that they got a role model for our daughters, Ooh, my goodness!

The Logic (Or Lack Thereof)

She wants to be First Lady. Just like that. No degree required. No experience necessary. No manifesto. No policy. Just... a man who dreams big, and she rides that dream like a stolen horse all the way to State House. Ooh, what a dependence mentality!

But here's the problem, Our first lady in waiting:

What happens when the man fails?

Because statistically speaking, out of 10 men who dream of presidency, maybe 0.5 actually make it. The rest? They lose primaries. They lose elections. They lose interest. They lose their minds.

So if her goal is "marry a president to be" and her boyfriend doesn't become one... what's the move?

Divorce.

Find another dreamer.

And another.

And another.

Welcome to the Presidential Dating Revolving Door

Imagine this woman's life:

Husband one: "I will be president!" ...Loses election. Divorced.

Husband two: "I have a vision!" ...Drops out due to lack of funds. Divorced.

Husband three: "This time for Africa!" ...Gets arrested for treason. Divorced.

Husband four: Actually wins! Finally, she's First Lady! ...For three months until he is impeached. Divorced.

By Husband seven, she's not a wife—she's a political consultant who sleeps with her clients. And still no permanent First Lady title.

At what point does she realize that maybe—just maybe—she should have just run for president herself?

The "Free Things" Addiction

Our South Sudanese ladies and free things, eh?

This isn't gold-digging. Gold-digging is finding a rich man. This is nation-digging. She wants the entire country's resources—jets, state banquets, diplomatic passports, immunity from traffic fines—all because she said "I do" to the right dreamer.

But here's the kicker: She wants it effortlessly.

No campaign rallies at the dawn. No corrupt donors and supporter to kiss. No debates. No media scrutiny. Just... marry the dream, and the dream might come true. And if it doesn't? Next!

That's not ambition. That's ambition by osmosis. "I want to be somebody, but I don't want to do the work, so I will just stand next to a man who might do the work, and if he fails, I'll find another man."

The Role Model Question

And you all think she's a role model for young girls?

Role model for WHAT exactly?

"How to make marriage a multi-decade job interview for a position you're not even qualified for?"

"How to waste your best years waiting for a man to win something that 99.9% of men never win?"

"How to confuse 'First Lady' with 'First Freeloader'?"

If this is the example we're setting, we might as well teach our daughters:

"Don't build anything, don't even go to school. Just find a man who's building something, stand next to him, and if his building collapses, find another builder."

The Bold Truth

Here's the thing—and I say this with love:

If you want to be First Lady, earn it.

Not by marriage. By service.

Run for something yourself. Advocate for something. Build something. Become someone that a president would be proud to have as a partner, not just a passenger.

Because right now? This whole "I only date presidential material" thing isn't ambition.

It's just a very slow, very expensive, very embarrassing way to collect divorce certificates while the whole country laughs.
And our young sisters deserve better mentorship than that.
They deserve to dream of being president—not just president's wife.

Final Word

To the ladies: Dream bigger. Run yourself. Or at least, if you're going to chase a man's dream, be ready to cry with him when it fails—not divorce him and find another. To the men: We never disapoint our manhood, if she asks on the first date "So, do you dream of being president?"... just say yes, enjoy the free meal, and block her number immediately.

Because nobody needs that kind of pressure.

Zechariah Makuach Maror was here

09/03/2026

I Cheated Once… and My Marriage Has Never Been the Same

I cheated on my husband once, and it was the worst mistake of my life. It wasn’t even a long affair. It was something stupid and careless, but it happened… and it turned my whole life upside down.

When he found out, everything changed.

For the past six months, he barely talks to me. He cannot even look me in the eyes. When we sit in the same room, the silence feels heavy and painful. Sometimes he just stares at the wall as if I don’t exist.

He keeps asking me the same question over and over again:
“Was he better than me?”

No matter how many times I say no, no matter how much I cry and explain that it was never about being better or worse, he refuses to believe me.

At night we sleep in the same bed, but it feels like we are strangers. He turns his back to me. If I try to touch him, he moves away or gets up.

My parents keep telling me to stay and beg him. They say a woman must fight for her home. So that’s what I have been doing. I cook, I clean, I try to talk, I try to explain, hoping something will soften his heart.

On his birthday, I decided to do something special. I cooked for 30 people—his favorite dishes: pilau, small chops, goat soup. I decorated the house with balloons and lights because he told me his friends would come celebrate with him.

But a day before the party, he told his friends to meet him at a bar instead. He never told me. He just allowed me to work so hard for nothing.

I was dressed up and waiting when I realized no one was coming.

I stood in the middle of the decorated living room and cried.

Now everything about me is suspicious to him. If I dress nicely, he asks, “Is that man waiting for you outside?” If my phone rings, he looks at me in a way that breaks my heart.

Sometimes he humiliates me in ways I cannot even explain. Once he suddenly came to me, checked me in a degrading way, and said he could still smell another man on me.

I know I broke his trust. I know I hurt him deeply, and I understand his pain.

But living like this feels like punishment every single day.

I don’t know how long a marriage can survive this kind of wound. I’m still here, hoping that one day he will look at me again the way he used to.

But I’m starting to wonder…
how long should someone keep paying for one mistake?😭

゚

09/03/2026

Meet a 19yrs old, a white girl with an IPhone 17 on her hand shooting photos on the mirror 🪞

One word for her as a viewer 😂

09/03/2026

The daughters of the late Lt.Gen. Salva Mathok Geng posed for photo today in Juba 8th,March,2026 at the ceremonial 3rd anniversary memorial service of their father the fallen Hero Lt.Gen Salva Mathok Gengdit.

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09/03/2026

: South Sudan and The Growing War!

The explosions of the American and Israeli attack on Iran are far away from South Sudan, but their impact on our country must be considered. What happens in that war will impact the Muslim world, and our homeland is a predominantly Christian nation on the edge of the Islamic sphere. It is important for those who love South Sudan to look down the road and consider both the dangers and the opportunities that this attack can offer our homeland and our people.

From the outside, it is easy to see Islam as one thing, one unified worldview. The Islamic world is divided. Of these, the most widely known is between the Sunni and the Shi’a. As the predominant Shi’a state, Iran is something of an outcast among Muslim nations. In addition, they are Persian while their neighbors are Arab. No wonder the Gulf states and even Turkey have not opposed and have even supported the American/Israeli attacks.

However, the apparent surface equanimity of the Sunni world obscures the seething enmities that lie beneath. We in South Sudan need only to look to our northern neighbor to witness that antagonism. As the RSF and SAF battle (Muslim against Muslim), other nations are taking sides. Most dramatic is the “cold war” influence from the UAE on one side and Saudi Arabia on the other.

If the major Shi’a nation loses its power and becomes a satrap of Washington, the pressure for the various Sunni states to stay together will be significantly reduced. What are the implications of that change? First, in the immediate future will be a drop in the price of oil. Right now, oil prices are soaring because of the conflict, but once Iran is reduced, the price of oil will drop as the various Arab producers compete to pick up the customers that Iran will have lost. In the short run, this means that our remaining oil reserves will lose value. Worse, as other nations rush to produce more, the cost of producing and delivering from our wells will become more of an hinderance.

However, to focus on oil would be incredibly short-sighted. The real danger will be from the evangelist impulses of Islam as the various countries of the Gulf region decide to compete for influence in Sub-Saharan Africa. South Sudan has been comparatively lucky that the need to keep local peace in the region has precluded the push of Islamic militancy into our country. However, once that desire to limit competition among the Gulf states is reduced, can our homeland escape the terrorism that nations in West Africa have experienced?

How do we immunize our country from such attacks?

The same way that we accomplish anything for our country, by developing economic ties with the countries of the Islamic world. That means becoming a part of the Abraham Accords. This means becoming a major source of agricultural products for the drier regions to our north, especially our northeast. This means focusing on ties to Israel’s agricultural sector. It means using our great traditions and husbandry skills to produce meat for a hungry world. It may also mean using some regions of our country to produce the foods Iran has been producing, but for which its subsidence is now creating problems.

Taking the long view, the current chaos whirling around Iran should remind South Sudan not to get involved in the battles but to look down the road and see how we can take advantage of the changes to come. Can we use this moment to improve our relationships with the Sunni world, to reinforce our ties with Israel, to become part of the Abraham Accords, and to build on our potential as a food-producing nation? We have something the rest of the world doesn’t have. We have the Nile (White Nile), one of the longest rivers in the world, which flows through fresh water. We could have a water-based economy. How about that?

Yes, we can. However, only if we stop our own internal battles and focus on economic development. A pack of wild dogs may snarl, growl, and battle over the small waterbuck; the pride of lions brings down the giant eland. Let us use this time of growing competition between Islamic countries to reduce the conflicts within South Sudan, to heal the wounds, and to work towards a better future.

~Deng Mayik Atem
Publisher of Ramciel Magazine and currently
studying leadership and Ethics at
Harvard Kennedy School of Government.
He is reachable at [email protected]

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