Black is Beautiful

Parliament passes youth policy with quota and budget pledge - Radio Tamazuj South Sudan’s parliament passed a long-awaited national youth policy on Thursday, a move officials said

Construction of Shiek El Nur basketball court is ongoing...

The institution as shown its colours of popular school, father Nur kur is appreciated by students with what he has done

AtungDiak the three-horn mandasi (Daboo):

In the streets of Bor town, where life's a test,
A hero emerges, with a noble quest,
AtungDiak, the Daboo, with horns so bright,
Saves lives with honor, in the dark of night.

With three horns shining, like beacons in the night,
AtungDiak rides forth,In Langbaar, Hai-Salaam, and Hai-Machuor's streets,
It's brings hope and peace, to those who meet.

Panjak's busy roads, and Marol market's throng,
Tibek's vibrant life, and Leudier's song,
Lek-Yak's community, and Pan-Bor's large heart,
All benefit from AtungDiak's noble work and art.

It's motto echoes, through the land so free,
"AtungDiak, we hope for better days to see,"
A symbol of hope, in times of strife,
A reminder that kindness, can be a guiding life.

With every ride, he takes, through Bor's busy streets,
AtungDiak brings joy, and banishes defeat,
This Daboo' three horns, a symbol of the might,
A protector of the people, through the dark of night.

AtungDiak's legacy, will live on and on,
A hero's story, that will forever be sung,
In the hearts of the people, it's memory will stay,
A shining example, of kindness every day.

So let's honor AtungDiak, and it noble deed,
A true hero, who brings hope and peace to all he meets,
May this Daboo's three horns, forever shine so bright,
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Audio Bible program launched in Bor to foster peace - Radio Tamazuj Radio Jonglei 95.9 FM in Bor town and the national nongovernmental organization ChangeLink Network launched

Twic East-Duk tensions spike after cattle raid - Radio Tamazuj Armed raiders stole more than 300 head of cattle from herdsmen in a dawn attack

⚫🔥 Find your county (Know your hometown)🇸🇸🇸🇸
1. Rumbek East county
2. Koch county
3. Mayom county
4. Akobo county
5. Akoka county
6. Aweil Center county
7. Aweil East county
8. Aweil North county
9. Aweil South County
10. Aweil West county
11. Awerial county
12. Ayod county
13. Baliet county
14. Bor county
15. Budi county
16. Pigi county
17. Cueibet county
18. Duk county
19. Ezo county
20. Fangak county
21. Fashodaɔ county
22. Gogrial West county
23. Guit county
24. Ibba county
25. Ikotos county
26. Juba county
27. Jur River county
28. Kajo-keji county
29. Kapoeta East county
30. Kapoeta North county
31. Kapoeta South County
32. Abiemnom county
33. Lafon county
34. Lainya county
35. Leer county
36. Longichuk county
37. Nasir county
38. Maban county
39. Magwi county
40. Maiwut county
41. Malakal county
42. Manyo county
43. Maridi county
44. Mayendit county
45. Abyei administration area
46. Melut county
47. Morobo county
48. Mundri East county
49. Mundri West county
50. Mvolo county
51. Nagero county
52. Nyirol county
53. Nzara county
54. Panyijiar county
55. Panyikang county
56. Pariang county
57. Pibor administrative area
58. Pochalla county
59. Raja county
60. Renk county
61. Rubkona county
62. Rumbek Center county
63. Gogrial county
64. Rumbek North county
65. Tombura county
66. Terekeka county
67. Tonj East county
68. Tonj North county
69. Tonj South county
70. Torit county
71. Twic county
72. Twic East county
73. Ulang county
74. Uror county
75. Wau county
76. Wulu county
77. Yambio county
78. Yei county
79. Yirol East county
80.Yirol West county

VACANCY!
VACANCY!!
VACANCY!!!
VACANCY!!!!
VACANCY!!!!!
VACANCY!!!!!!
VACANCY!!!!!!!
VACANCY!!!!!!!!
Are you a South Sudanesse? Are you tired of being in South Sudan? Are you a senior four vacist, Medical Doctor, Nurse, Professional Teacher, An Engineer, Social Worker, A Fashion designer, A Software developer, Athlete? Are you between the age of 18 and 45? Do you want to travel abroad for a job, sports or studies?

If yes, you are a big liar. No body is going anywhere. We are all going to stay in this country and fight corruption, poverty and to develop it.😂

✍🏽 A Call for Justice, Unity, and Hope in South Sudan

My brothers and sisters of South Sudan,

The case of Dr. Riek Machar, the First Vice President, should not just be about him as a person. It should be about us as a nation and about the credibility of our justice system. If our judiciary handles this matter with fairness, transparency, and independence, then we, the people, will finally begin to smell the fresh scent of hope in our land.

But if our judiciary is seen as corrupt, biased, or favoring one group over another, then the very heart of our nation will continue to bleed. The world will keep looking at us as a country trapped in tribal divisions rather than a nation of dignity and honor.

We must remind ourselves: we are one people.
We were not created Dinka, Nuer, Shilluk, Murle, Bari, or Balanda so that we can hate each other. We were created South Sudanese so that we can serve one another. Yet today, many of us have chosen to see our leaders through tribal eyes instead of national eyes. That is why every time we try to move forward, tribalism drags us backward.

Tribalism has given birth to corruption.
Corruption has given birth to nepotism.
Nepotism has given birth to insecurity.
And insecurity has chased away agriculture, blocked investment, and left us poorer and hungrier than ever.

But let me ask you, my fellow South Sudanese: Who benefits from this?
Does any tribe truly benefit from the hunger of another tribe?
Does any family gain from the suffering of their neighbors?
The truth is simple—no one benefits from division. Instead, we inherit scars, we pass them down to our children, and the cycle of pain continues from one generation to the next.

This is why justice must be seen and felt by all. Justice for Dr. Riek Machar. Justice for every suspect. Justice for every citizen, no matter their tribe or position. Because justice is not about the powerful; it is about the people. And when justice is done, hope will rise again in our hearts, and the

Mabior Garang described the personal archives as containing a wide range of historical materials, including his father’s diaries, lectures, messages to SPLA units, recorded speeches, and correspondence with NGOs and SPLA members. This includes documents related to internal SPLA conflicts, such as the 1991 split when Dr. Riek Machar defected.