The Nile Voice, Canada, Ottawa, OH (2025)

04/02/2025

Interview with Michael Makuei Lueth
Blaming Everything on Dr. Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon, PhD

Journalist: Honorable Michael Makuei, South Sudan has been experiencing extreme heat waves lately. Do you think climate change is to blame?

Michael Makuei: Climate change? No, no! This is clearly the work of Dr. Riek Machar. Ever since 1991, he has been disrupting the atmosphere, causing unbearable heat in Juba. If he hadn’t rebelled back then, we would have perfect weather today!

Journalist: But there have also been heavy rains and floods recently. How does Dr. Riek Machar fit into that?

Michael Makuei: Ha! You see, when he is not heating up the country, he is flooding it. This is his strategy first, he burns us with the sun, then he drowns us with water. The man is determined to make South Sudan unlivable!

Journalist: Moving on to the economy, inflation is at an all-time high. The South Sudanese Pound is losing value. What is your government doing about it?

Michael Makuei: We are trying our best, but it is difficult when Dr. Riek Machar is behind everything. He destabilized the country, scaring away investors. Even when we print money, it loses value because people fear he might rebel again!

Journalist: There are growing food shortages, and people are struggling to afford basic goods. Who is responsible for this?

Michael Makuei: Dr. Riek Machar, of course! If he had not rebelled, South Sudanese would be eating well by now. He has been blocking the rain when we need it and bringing floods when we don’t. How can crops grow under such sabotage?

Journalist: Some roads have become impassable, and transportation is a major issue. Will the government address this?

Michael Makuei: We would have built good roads, but guess what? Dr. Riek Machar keeps distracting us with his endless demands. Every time we think about development, he causes another problem. That is why South Sudan’s roads are in this state!

Journalist: Security remains a major concern, with armed robberies and criminal activities rising. What’s your take on this?

Michael Makuei: Oh, it’s obvious! Criminals are taking advantage of the chaos Dr. Riek Machar created. When he rebelled in 1991, it planted the seeds of lawlessness. We are simply dealing with the consequences of his actions from decades ago.

Journalist: There are also allegations of political prisoners being held without trial. Does the government have a response to this?

Michael Makuei: You see, if Dr. Riek Machar didn’t exist, we wouldn’t have political prisoners. These people are only in detention because they believe in his false dreams. If he just accepted reality, we wouldn’t have to lock up so many people!

Journalist: Some South Sudanese believe that Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has too much influence over South Sudan. What do you say to that?

Michael Makuei: And who do you think made that happen? Dr. Riek Machar! Because of his constant rebellions, we had to seek external help. If he had behaved himself, South Sudan wouldn’t need guidance from Entebbe!

Journalist: Finally, what message do you have for the people of South Sudan?

Michael Makuei: My fellow South Sudanese, if you want peace, stability, and progress, there is only one thing we must do stop Dr. Riek Machar from causing problems! Until then, don’t ask me about development, infrastructure, or the economy. It’s all his fault!

03/30/2025

Top 50 Nuer Betrayers
Those Who Sold Their People for Money (2013 – Present)

Over the years, certain individuals have chosen personal gain over the suffering of their own people, turning their backs on justice, truth, and the collective struggle. These individuals have played a role in enabling oppression, siding with those responsible for the brutalities inflicted upon the Nuer community.

50. Juma G*i Thoan

A mouthpiece for oppression, justifying the brutalities committed against his own people.political toddler, lame and irrational.

03/17/2025

Flammable Barrel Bombs in Nasir
South Sudan’s Fragile State Under Fire

By The Nile Voice

South Sudan, a nation already crippled by years of internal conflict, has descended further into chaos as reports of aerial bombings, foreign military involvement, and brutal government crackdowns emerge. The recent bombing of civilians in Nasir, allegedly involving Ugandan fighter jets hired by the South Sudan People's Defense Forces (SSPDF), raises serious questions: Is President Salva Kiir really in control? Or is Uganda’s President Museveni and his son, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba running South Sudan by proxy?

Barrel Bombs & Gunships
Civilians Burned Alive

For the first time in South Sudan’s history, flammable Ethylene Acetate barrel bombs were reportedly dropped on Nasir using gunships, resulting in horrific civilian casualties. Eyewitness accounts and local reports describe the horrifying scenes of women and children suffering severe burns, bodies charred beyond recognition, and entire homes turned to ash. The attack follows the killing of Col. Majur Dak in Nasir last week, an incident that should have been de-escalated through diplomacy but instead was met with indiscriminate violence.

Rather than calming tensions, the SSPDF retaliated with an airstrike an act of war against its own people. What is more alarming is the alleged involvement of Uganda’s UPDF fighter jets, pointing to deeper foreign interference in South Sudan’s internal conflicts. Why is Uganda openly engaging in South Sudan’s affairs? And more importantly, who authorized the bombing of civilians?

Uganda’s Military
The Hidden Hand in South Sudan’s Crisis?

Uganda has long played a manipulative role in South Sudan’s politics, propping up President Kiir’s government while neutralizing opposition figures who challenge his rule. This was confirmed when General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Museveni’s son, personally deployed Ugandan special forces to Juba last week, vowing that any opposition against Kiir would be treated as a direct attack on Uganda. Is this not a direct admission that Kiir is merely a puppet, with Museveni pulling the strings?

This marks nearly 20 years of Kiir’s disastrous rule, in which he has:
- Divided South Sudan along tribal lines, turning communities against each other
- Failed to build a functioning economy, while corruption skyrockets
- Ruined the reputation of the Dinka people, associating their name with dictatorship
- Led with poor judgment, both physically and psychologically deteriorating in office
- Betrayed South Sudan’s independence, allowing Uganda to dictate national policy

For years, rumors have persisted that Salva Kiir conspired with Museveni to assassinate Dr. John Garang De Mabior, South Sudan’s founding leader. Now, as Kiir consolidates power through foreign military aid, these suspicions are stronger than ever.
Did South Sudan trade one form of oppression for another, exchanging Sudanese control for Ugandan puppeteering?

The Only Man Keeping South Sudan Together Dr. Riek Machar

Amidst the violence, Dr. Riek Machar remains the only force preventing South Sudan from total collapse. His continued calls for peace are misunderstood and ignored, as the government prioritizes military action over reconciliation. While Kiir turns to foreign mercenaries to stay in power, Machar has consistently pushed for national unity, dialogue, and a lasting peace agreement.

What Happens Next?

The latest attack in Nasir is more than just another chapter of violence it is a warning. South Sudan is at the edge of a full-scale war if Kiir and his foreign backers continue to suppress opposition with military force. The rage and resentment being cultivated among South Sudanese youth will not be forgotten. The seeds of revenge have been planted.

A leader who bombs his own people does not deserve to govern them. A president who sells his country’s sovereignty to foreign powers is not a president he is a traitor. South Sudanese people must ask themselves:

How long will we allow a foreign-backed dictator to rule over us?
How long will we watch our people burn, our economy collapse, and our leaders sell our future to Uganda?

The answer is clear
the time for change is now.

03/17/2025

The UN , AUC, IGAD and SSPDF has declared total genocide on civilians in Nasir, Ulang, Maiwut, and longechuk

03/12/2025

Breaking News:
Jonglei State Youth Leaders Demand Withdrawal of SSPDF

The Lou Nuer Tripple Alliance White Army and Ayod Tiger White Army have issued a joint statement calling for the peaceful withdrawal of the South Sudan People's Defense Forces (SSPDF) from their territory.

Citing insecurity concerns, the youth leaders claim that their children are living in fear and uncertainty. They urge the SSPDF to vacate the area peacefully.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.

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03/11/2025

The Frustrating Reality in South Sudan

It is no secret Ateny Wek Ateny’s dangerous incitement against the Nuer people is a ticking time bomb. Calling on the Dinka to target and kill Nuer civilians in Juba simply because the White Army hails from the Nuer community is not only reckless but a blatant attempt to fuel ethnic violence. Is this what leadership has become turning communities against each other while hiding behind words?

And yet, while the government continues pointing fingers at Dr. Riek Machar for the situation in Nasir, their own forces (SSPDF) are abusing the very civilians they are supposed to protect. Mental and psychological torment, molestation, r**e, and senseless killings this is the reality on the ground. How long can people endure this brutality?

Let’s not sugarcoat it Nuer people can coexist with anyone in the world. But to belittle them, to humiliate them, and to treat them as second-class citizens? There will be a response, and it will be precise.

If the truth is so hard to accept, then let’s declare it outright South Sudan government in Juba, is a Dinka government.Call it what it is, and let the Nuer look for solutions to govern themselves the way they see fit. Stop hiding behind the façade of unity while openly promoting division.

And while South Sudanese soldiers go unpaid for 13 months, the government has no problem paying Ugandan mercenaries $500 per hour to bomb civilians in Nasir and Ulang counties. Imagine that foreigners being rewarded to kill your own people while you, a soldier of this nation, are left feeling useless and discarded.

How does it feel, SSPDF soldiers, knowing that your government trusts foreign mercenaries more than they trust you? How does it feel watching your fellow citizens suffer while outsiders are rewarded handsomely?

This is not just frustration it is betrayal at the highest level. A government that does not value its own people cannot expect loyalty in return. And when that loyalty finally shatters, the consequences will be felt by everyone.

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