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19/07/2025

*Update
Tranditional wedding of Ateda David Lual with Kiir nyoup deng
Venue Hai Referendum

19/07/2025

TRANDITIONAL wedding of Ateda David Lual with Kiir nyoup deng
Venue Hai Referendum

19/07/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Nyajima Dhieu, Puot Teny, Kode Lo Ali, عبد العظيم شيكات شيكان, Comedian Jøker, Wéñthîñë Jöknyíël, Tor Wuor, Typer Aben Monytor, Monica John, Wéékí Ángél, Eduor Monywut Abiel, Gieth Lual AyuelDit, Çhõl Yãíí Âñyár, Silliano Angero, Nyok Koryom, Aman Juma Aru, Gisma J Gisma, Deng Kulang Athony Kulangdit, Deng Abiel, Aben Monyrau, Lina Ageuk, Kon Aben Kon, Dau Gieth Dau, Diu Stephen, Nyok Daniel Accuracy, Grëát Mäñ, Unwanted King, Chen Deng Malual, Christine James, Samuel Chol Deng Piot, Phîlîpô Hàssàñ, Makal Deng Reath, Angok Beek Deng

19/07/2025

19/07/2025

Apadang dancers
During the innoguration and welcoming of senior one's
promised land secondary School

19/07/2025

JIENG ABAILAING TRANDITIONAL DANCERS

DURING the innoguration of new leader and welcoming of senior one's


Promised land secondary School

19/07/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Ahmed Ali, Mabor Achuoth, Richard Chol Yol, Mariano Majok Jr., منذر ابوالذو, Guodiing Thonbany, Peter Omer, Andruga Christopher Amure, Samuel Akol Yaak-gut'angual, Gatwech Deng Lath, Wol Garang Malek, Gordon R Malek, Siyaad Ibrahim, Diing Wol Mawien Diing, Emmanuel N Awin, Yell Akuei Madut, قريس بسكوالي, Ceasar Anthony, Dut Pioth, عباس ود اللواء, Chol Kiir Yol Kiir, Duer Machuol, Ajuer Luol Ahoch Achuil, Yai Manyiel Bany, Chien Bar, Samartha Ruth, Baakmarialdit AKol Baak, Cuma Raymond, Nyajuma AGuek, Dau Diu Ayom Darioss, محمدصالح سليمان ادم, Abdirahmn Osman, Athiei Akech Nyok, Deng Kuatbeny, Abraham Juma Abel Bonju, Nawal Ratib, Sahbeko Mojwok, Akot Deng Athian, David Awel Deng Mabiei, Achol Thon Maker, Martin JD Yor, منير الياس تورا تورا, Antazia Madi Gira, Shantel Akech Ajak, Richard S Mthandi, Lueth Thonker, Kon Bol, Matiano Kuol Matiano, Marchal James Jak Jak, Koryom Kong Ayie

18/07/2025

Bank of South Sudan Declares Mobile Money as Legal Tender

The Bank of South Sudan has officially recognized mobile money as legal tender, a landmark move aimed at transforming the country’s financial landscape.

This major policy shift paves the way for more inclusive, efficient, and secure financial transactions nationwide. It also builds on recent reforms, including the launch of South Sudan’s first national instant payment system earlier this year.

Mobile money platforms such as M-Gurush and MTN Mobile Money will now be fully integrated into the formal monetary system. The decision is part of a broader push to modernize the financial sector, reduce reliance on cash, and drive economic diversification beyond oil.

By legitimizing digital transactions, the government aims to boost financial access especially in remote and underserved areas while encouraging domestic capital mobilization and reducing risks tied to cash handling.

More details will be released as the rollout progresses.

18/07/2025

18/07/2025

Promised land secondary School
Events that are going to take place
* Welcoming of senior one's
* Inauguration of New leaders
* Cultural dancers

@ ANYIENGTOK

18/07/2025

THE FALL OF SAMUEL DOE ; In 1980, Samuel Doe, a young soldier, took power in Liberia with a violent coup, killing President William Tolbert and executing ministers on a beach in Monrovia.

The people watched, shocked, as leaders were stripped naked and shot. Doe, once a nobody, became Liberia’s first non-Americo-Liberian ruler, promising change. But power is like a river—it flows, then slips away.

By 1989, Doe’s own end came, brutal and public. Rebels tortured him on live TV, treating him like an animal before killing him. His cries echoed, a reminder: no matter how strong you seem, power does not last forever.

This story hits hard for Africans who know struggle and see leaders rise and fall.

From villages to cities, we understand—today’s king can be tomorrow’s victim.

Doe’s life shows us power is borrowed, not owned. It’s a lesson in simple words: hold power lightly, because life turns fast, and no one escapes fate.

Whether you speak English well or not, the truth is clear—nothing lasts, and pride can lead to pain.