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06/02/2026

06/02/2026

MY SISTER'S SUGAR DADDY

It started with smiles and excitement, but it ended in tears.

Dear sisters, please be patient with Papa and Mama. Eat one or two spoons of asida or porridge that they can afford for you. Drink plenty of water, get enough sleep, wake up early in the morning, and go to school. Come straight home after school. If there’s no lunch at home, just tie that complaining stomach of yours with a piece of cloth and concentrate on your studies; complete your homework. It won’t be long—just two or three days—before God opens doors for your parents to provide you with something to eat.

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06/02/2026

Meet the current head chief of Nyongrial Payam in Baliet County, Moun Kon Moun, commonly known as "By Force."
Since taking office, Chief Moun has demonstrated exceptional leadership and a strong commitment to the needs and expectations of the Ajuba community. He is a man recognized for his actions and leadership.

The Ajuba community and Ngok Lual Yak at large are incredibly proud of you.
Stay blessed for us 🙌

05/02/2026

“We chose intimacy over integrity, blocked our own progress for personal gain, and failed to resolve our differences—now everyone dares to intimidate us.”

~Kerry

04/02/2026

COMMENT ON THE CONTROVERSY RAISED BY A NURSING STUDENT, UPPER NILE UNIVERSITY, FEW DAYS AGO THAT HIV COULD BE TRANSMITTED THROUGH MOSQUITO BITES AND BEDBUGS IN THE HOTELS;

I respectfully disagree with his claim that HIV can be transmitted through mosquito bites or bedbugs in hotels. Scientifically, this is incorrect and not supported by medical evidence.

First, HIV cannot survive or replicate inside insects. Mosquitoes and bedbugs do not inject blood from a previous person into another. When a mosquito bites, it injects saliva not blood. HIV is rapidly destroyed inside the insect’s digestive system and therefore cannot be passed to another human.

Second, HIV transmission requires direct exchange of specific body fluids in sufficient quantity. These fluids include blood, semen, vaginal fluids, re**al fluids, and breast milk. Casual contact, insect bites, sharing beds, or exposure to bedbugs does not meet this requirement.

Scientifically proven modes of HIV transmission include:

1. Unprotected sexual in*******se with an infected person

2. Transfusion of contaminated blood or blood products

3. Sharing contaminated needles or sharp instruments

4. Mother-to-child transmission during pregnancy, delivery, or breastfeeding

5. Occupational exposure through needle-stick injuries involving infected blood

There has never been a documented case of HIV transmission through mosquitoes or bedbugs anywhere in the world. Promoting such misinformation can cause unnecessary fear, stigma, and misunderstanding about HIV.

As students and scholars, we have a responsibility to rely on evidence-based science and public health facts when discussing such sensitive medical issues.

Athiei Abiel Pal
Medical Laboratory Sciences Student
University of Juba

04/02/2026

WFP is involved in fueling conflict by supplying a large number of bullets to the white army militias.

This was found after a security agent checked the boats thoroughly.

WFP Boats' convoy also found carrying food items like RUTF in which the white army used to carry when they were attacking the government forces, and especially when they attacked Adong. This shows clearly that WFP involves fueling conflict with deliberate providing ammunition and food logistics to rebels.

After this tragedy was found, the boats were told to go back to their respective places.

04/02/2026

Suspension of the World Food Programme's Activities Has No Significant Impact on Our Daily Lives

By: Chriztiaɲ Dęe

As a youth from Baliet County, I find it hard to believe that the suspension of the World Food Programme's activities in our area will significantly impact our daily lives. For many years, this situation has felt distant and disconnected from our everyday struggles. We were not born and raised under humanitarian aid; rather, we have grown from our own resilience.

It is indeed shameful that the governor of Upper Nile State has influenced the World Food Programme's decision to suspend activities in Baliet County. This raises questions about leadership and accountability. Instead of addressing the root causes of violence and working collaboratively with the community, this decision appears to be a step backwards, worsening the situation for those who genuinely need support.

We need leaders who prioritize solutions rather than punitive measures that harm everyone. We deserve leadership that actively seeks solutions and engages with the community to collaboratively address issues. Suspending aid only exacerbates our challenges and neglects the real needs of the people. Now, it’s time for the national government to step up and implement strategies that genuinely support and uplift unity, peace, and harmony among all communities in Upper Nile State. We need proactive leadership that prioritizes progress over punishment!

To the so-called World Food Programme:
We would like to remind you that the transport routes and water supply toward Ulang and Nasir pass through Baliet County. And thanks. 😏

To our community:
We need to focus on the more pressing issues that directly affect us rather than letting this situation define our community. It's time to shift our attention to what truly matters and find ways to support ourselves and each other. By prioritizing the issues that directly impact our lives, we can achieve more meaningful progress. Let’s channel our energy into initiatives that promote education, job opportunities, and community engagement. Together, we can create positive change that truly benefits our community

03/02/2026

**Statement Regarding Misleading Information Published by some media.
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By Ustaz. Sebit Riak Kuol

I wish to respond to the recent allegations published by Fashoda TV regarding the Honorable Commissioner of Baliet County and our esteemed Abushok Battalion. The claims that our community is responsible for looting WFP ration food are unequivocally false and lack any moral foundation.

The Ngok Lual Yak community is known for its peaceful and respectful nature. We pride ourselves on hard work and self-reliance; we do not resort to violence unless provoked. Unlike some other communities in the Upper Nile State, we do not depend on humanitarian aid for our sustenance.

If these allegations were true, it raises an important question: Why would the WFP assist individuals who are accused of attacking innocent civilians, including the elderly and children?

Following the recent incident, the authorities in Baliet County called for urgent humanitarian assistance, yet this support was not provided, leaving our population to suffer from starvation. Instead, assistance was prioritized for the Jikany Nuer people of Ulang and Nasir counties. This raises serious concerns regarding the fairness of humanitarian operations and adherence to the principles outlined in the Geneva Convention.

Furthermore, we believe that the WFP may have been involved in the Adong incident on November 14, 2025. Reports indicate that WFP administration coordinated attacks with the Nuer White Army while threatening the local community of Baliet County regarding navigation on the Sobat River to Nasir County, regardless of the wishes of our local authorities.

We also hold the Upper Nile State government accountable for allegedly siding with the Nuer White Army by providing humanitarian aid while neglecting the needs of the affected community, who are left in a state of hopelessness after suffering deadly attacks.

We call upon the National Government to intervene urge

03/02/2026

I'm the who I am.

03/02/2026

BREAKING: President Salva Kiir Mayardit has sacked David Amuor Majur, Press Secretary in the Office of the President. No replacement has been named yet.

02/02/2026

Whatever a woman can do, a man can do better.