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04/08/2023

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04/08/2023

Män kɛ Cɛi-täni 😉😉😉

04/08/2023

duɔr cɛ jiäk 😂😂😂

25/11/2022

"Congratulations on this new opportunity!”

"This career[Lab technician] move is a perfect fit for you mah Gatmalän, I'm so excited on your behalf."
You're a great fit for this department of Medical Laboratory , congratulations on your assignment in this amazing Department that all men dream of!."

All of your hard work led to this moment, enjoy the rewards of your efforts."

I am proud of you Doctor Magicain Gatmalän Vasco Goy

19/10/2022

I didn’t expect such a result. Truly to your word, you did an amazing job. I was fully satisfied with your imagess and videos that you have shoot! You are really an expert in the photography field. Thank you for such great work, I look forward to cooperating with you. J~Design is trending!

Meet jiokthiang aka J~Design
Cooperate with J~Design and you will see😊😊

18/08/2022

Translators have always seemed, to me, to be standing just outside of the spotlight, which is the type of position that has always suited me well.

Writers are very intentional in every decision they make, from imagery, to tone, to rhythm and flow.

To think that there are people with that level of mastery of multiple languages is just mind-boggling. If it were up to me, translators would run the world. No more misunderstandings, no more misjudgments. Can somebody say world peace? Okay, a little over-ambitious? Alas, that’s not the world we live in, so I guess we’ll never know.

Thank you, translators Andrew Duop Pal, for enabling us to read great News that are trending cross our Beloved country South Sudan in Thok Naath 😊

Naath Society are blessed to have you!

Meet Translator and News 📰 Provider in Thok Naath Andrew Duop Pal

07/08/2022

My advice concerning what has happened in TikTok☺️

03/08/2022

I've just reached 900 followers! Thank you for continuing support. I could never have made it without each one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

26/07/2022

I have acknowledge something from this young man below 👇 and I hope you do so..☺️

The man who has this picture below ⬇️ his Name is L*l Puok but known by Raan Naath

His love for the Nation( Naath) is beyond description ☺️ some people care about Nation but I never found someone like him, He is struggling and working effectively to promote our Nation(Naath)’s name.

Beside his love for this generation is unconditional, he inspired a lot of people including me by his brave, courageous and his smart decision and Songs he sang, he is like an angel 😇 sent to save and change this generation by showing they how important it’s for them to love each other and live in unity.. No doubt that if we all works hard to support and join him, Confidently I can said Change will come 😊

Keep up the good works dear, you are the Hero 🦸‍♂️ and Hero Never rest till it’s achieves his/her vision..

Hero Never Give Up! ✊🏿✊🏿

Your Vision from this Nation(Naath) is unpredictable so please go ahead we are always behind you 👊👊👊

Please Follow his Page on Facebook and Subscribe to his YouTube Channel: Raan Naath

Meet Artist Raan Naath Aka L*l Puok

25/07/2022

Laughter Is The Best Medicine

Do you know this man below 👇?

Oh that’s a silly 😜 Question
Of course you do him very well!

The comedians are, in their own way, the modern day philosophers of our lives.

The jokesters in our world are therapists in disguise who heal us through dad jokes and teach us to lighten up on ourselves through their own vulnerable, self-deprecating humor.

The laugh is what they expect, but a genuine “thank you for being you” or "I'm glad you chase away all the stress, trauma sadness and you replace them with joy, happiness and uncountable hours of smiles 😊😊

If need Funny videos and Facts Jokes
Please follow him in TikTok and Facebook as well.

Meet No Shame or Comedian Gawida Boyz

25/07/2022

The NUER LANGUAGE

The Nuer call themselves Naath, which means “human beings.” The Nuer, Dinka, and Atwot (Atuot) are sometimes considered one ethnic group. The Nuer language is a Nilotic language closely related to the speech of the Dinka and Atwot. The language is uniform with no definable dialects.

To the ears of English speakers, the Nuer language sounds airy, light, melodic, and breathy, with few hard consonants. It has several consonants that are not usually found at the beginning of English words, such as the sound ng (as in sing) or ny (as the Spanish ñ in señor or French gn in Boulogne. For example, most common names for Nuer women and girls begin with the latter sound: Nyayoi, Nyawec (the c at the end is pronounced ch). Because of these unusual sounds, the written form of the language developed by missionaries in the 1930s and 1940s includes several letters not used in writing European languages.

To identify a person, the given name is followed by the name of the father, since the Nuer consider kinship through the father's line very important. So if a man named Cuol names his son Gatkuoth and his daughter Nyaruol, they would be called Gatkuoth Cuol and Nyaruol Cuol. A child is usually named by the father or another member of the father's family and may have another name that the relatives on the mother's side use. Women do not change their names when they marry, but after a woman has a child (named Wei, for example), other women might often call her “mother-of-Wei.” People also have nicknames and ceremonial names. Among male friends of their own age groups, for example, boys and men are often called by the name of the bull they received at initiation or the name of their current favorite bull in their herd.

Most Nuer cannot read their language, but oral language is well developed. Nuer enjoy verbal wit, and are known as brilliant conversationalists. Major forms of entertainment include joking, creating and reciting poetry, and composing and performing original songs for one another. Sample Nuer expressions include wut pany (“a real man”), male magua! (“big hello!”), jin athin? (“Are you there?”=“How are you?”), and nyang (“crocodile”).

Next is gonna be about The Nuer Folklore and Major Holidays

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11/07/2022

Gatluak Stephen Wal also known as Gatluak Wal Kang Bil but he is very well known by Dogg.
His Father Wal Kang Bil is a great judge in our community (Nuer), he is wise, courageous, promoter and Man of peace!

“Good tree always bears good fruit “

I am not wondering with Gatluak Stephen aka Doggy’s work, wisdom and the way he is promoting our talented people…

Stephen or Doggy is also a very talented, Educated, patriot and committed to works and to promote his people to the Maximum no matter what. Dogg he is an angle send to us we must stand with him till the End of ages…

Keep up the good work!

Meet Aka Gatluak Stephen Wal(Dogg) and Bull Camchuor

11/07/2022

Both Diu from Fangak Nuer was a wonderful man from the Nuer community. For the entirety of South Sudan, he had a very long vision. His prediction came true in 2011, when the North and South were divided. Our elders used to tell us how hard Both fought for the division of South from North while he was among Arabs. According to the elders, Both disliked the Nuer who used to travel to North Sudan in order to be converted by Arabs when he was with Arabs. They were exhorted by him to go back to Southern Sudan. He would provide ice to the newly arrived Nuer in place of food and inform them that this is what Arabs provide us with here so that they would not be enticed by the luxury in the North which might allow them to be easily converted by the Arabs.

Elders would tell us about how one day Both wore shoes of different colours; one pair black and the other scarlet. He explained that black and red cannot be mixed in the same way that Arabs and Southerners cannot become one when asked by Arabs and British people about why he wore different shoes. I’m not sure if what the elders told us was accurate or not; they claimed that the Arabs bribed a Nuer man named Dak Deth with a beautiful Arab girl, who at the time was a politician similar to Both, after they were about to decide whether or not to divide the South from the North.

Dath Deth opposed the independence of Southern Sudan with that bribe. Both’s dream of an independent Sudan was undermined when Dak Deth signed the document promoting Sudan’s unity. The Arabs misled the British administration, who granted Sudan its independence, by claiming that Dak and Both agreed with the idea that Sudan should be one country.

The legacy of Sir Both Diu lives on in our memories as outstanding member of the Nuer community.

11/07/2022

A statement from a legend

“Our true self is being who we are”

Meet Legend King NyaNya

11/07/2022

LOCATION AND HOMELAND Of The Nuer People

Nuerland is located in the southern Sudan between 7° and 10° north and 29° and 34° east. The main channel of the Nile River divides the country into western and eastern regions. The vast majority of the Nuer today live in their traditional homeland, located in the east Upper Nile Province around the junction of the Nile River with the Bahr el Ghazal and Sobat Rivers, and extending up the Sobat across the Ethiopian border. Nuer are geographically located in the heartland of the Upper Nile towards the Eastern Region of Jonglei state in Southern Sudan. They are bordered by the Gawaar of Ayod from the West, Dinka of Bor from the South West, Murle from the South, Anyuak from the East, Jikany of Nasir from the North East, Dinka of Ngok, and Luach from the North.

The region receives heavy rains—about 50 to 100 cm (20 to 40 in) per year—which falls almost entirely from May through October, with average daily maximum temperatures about 30° to 32°c (86° to 90°f). Dry winds blow from the north from November until April, bringing clear, sunny skies, with March and April being very hot months with high temperatures in the range of 38°c (100°f). The Nuer homeland is very flat, causing slow drainage and widespread flooding during the rainy season. Those same lands offer lush grazing for cattle during the dry season. The landscape also includes a few trees, such as small groves of thorny acacias and lalob trees, a very large shade tree, and a few palm trees.

While most Nuer still live in their home area, many have migrated to urban areas at various times to take advantage of job opportunities. During the civil wars in the period since 1955, and especially since 1983, thousands of Nuer have also fled north to the national capital, Khartoum, to other cities, or even to other countries to seek refuge from the fighting. Since the 1960s, thousands of rural Nuer have lived outside Sudan, particularly in western Ethiopia along the upper stretches of the Sobat river.

It is difficult to assess how life has changed in the traditional territories of the Nuer along the upper Nile and Sobat rivers because of the disruption of life in the region. However, in the time since the end of the colonial period, many Nuer have come to live outside their homeland, particularly in the cities of the north, where they have led very different lives. Taxes imposed by the British, as well as measures restricting Nuer raids on other groups for cattle, led to the first significant migrations of Nuer in search of work for pay. Most migrants intended to return home after a brief period, with enough money to buy a herd large enough to support a family in the traditional way of life; but the dislocations of the civil war and a devastating flood in 1964 that destroyed many herds have made returning increasingly difficult for many Nuer.

In seeking wage employment in the north, the Nuer men looked for work that they considered in keeping with their proud heritage as brave warriors. Much of the work available was in domestic service and other menial work that Dinka and other refugees from neighboring southern communities accepted, but which most Nuer rejected as demeaning. Instead, many Nuer found their way into construction labor, where they became the core labor of the labor force in many northern cities and on construction crews for irrigation dams and other structures. Women eventually began to accompany the men, and whole families would live on construction sites in shelters built from available scrap material. This reduced the living costs of the workers, but it created problems because the conditions were not compatible with the standards of female modesty and seclusion common among Muslim northerners.

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10/07/2022

Nuer

PRONUNCIATION : NOO-uhr
LOCATION: Southern Sudan and Gambella Ethiopia
POPULATION: 4 million
LANGUAGE: Nuer
RELIGION: Traditional faith (worship of Kuoth); Christianity

The Nuer of people have been one of the best-known peoples in Africa.

Early in the 20th century, the Nuer were estimated to number about half a million. They occupied the swampy flood plain known as the Sudd region along the White Nile. These farmer-herders lived by raising cattle and cultivating crops, moving away from their permanent settlements in the dry season after the rains had tapered off and the floods had receded in order to take advantage of grazing in low-lying areas near rivers and streams. Fishing, hunting, and the gathering of wild fruits rounded out their diet.

When the British conquered Sudan and eventually brought the Nuer people under their control, they were surprised that the Nuer could have high population densities and broad, stable networks of social organization without any formal political organization or leadership. To account for this complexity of this relatively egalitarian organization based on kinship relations, as well as the legendary military successes the Nuer enjoyed, the famous British anthropologist E. E. Evans-Pritchard developed the concept of “segmentary lineages.” These kinship groups, which traced descent in the male line, could mobilize in opposition to similar-level opponents in any social conflict among the Nuer or between them and outsiders. Thus, even without a centralized political leader, they could effectively unite against enemies, making them a formidable military foe. The theory of segmentary opposition and studies of the Nuer have fascinated anthropologists and their students ever since.

Thus the fame of the Nuer stems from their early notoriety as one of the most courageous and steadfast peoples of Africa in their resistance to colonial conquest and imperial domination. British and Egyptian forces conquered Sudan in 1898, and most Nuer communities had nominally submitted to British rule before the outbreak of World War I, but non-cooperation and resistance remained widespread. It was not until the 1920s that systematic efforts were made to extend effective British presence into some areas of Nuerland. The last large-scale armed uprising was not put down until the end of the 1920s, when Royal Air Force planes were deployed in an “experiment in the pacification of primitive peoples” to fire-bomb Nuer villages and the earthen mounds dedicated to their prophets. The invaders also strafed the fleeing people and confiscate their cattle.

Once armed resistance was finally crushed, the British colonizers had the difficult task of subjecting the proudly independent Nuer people to the principles of “indirect rule” and regularizing administration and taxation in spite of the lack of native institutions and structures for political control. The British never truly accomplished this task; neither did the series of Sudanese governments that followed. In fact, by the time of Sudanese independence in 1956, civil war had broken out in the southern region, eventually pulling the entire Nuer area into armed conflicts that continue into the late 1990s, with only one short relatively peaceful period from 1972 to 1983. The Khartoum government brutally suppressed the African ethnic groups in an attempt to control the oil and water on their land.

People's Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A) led by the late General Garang and the Government of the Sudan (GoS) raged from 1983 to 9 January 2005 when a Comprehensive Peace agreement was signed between the two parties. The war claimed millions of lives, forced many into exile and wasted livelihoods of millions of people, destroyed the physical infrastructure, hampered the economic base and caused the disintegration of social fabrics. This in turn has had a serious impact on traditional value systems, norms, and adaptation mechanisms. The treaty granted Southern Sudan a semi-autonomous status within the larger Sudan. Nevertheless, many Nuer still feel that they have been shortchanged in the composition of the Government of National Unity (GONU), headed by President Al Bashir and Salva Kiir Mayardit. They allege the government is dominated by the Dinka tribe and therefore misrepresents the Sudanese reality.

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10/07/2022

Hero Never die
Father of South Sudan
john Garang De mabior

10/07/2022

08/07/2022

Some AFRICAN Countries and Their Slogans!

• South Africa – Rainbow Nation 🇿🇦

• Rwanda – Land of a Thousand Hills🇷🇼

• South Sudan -- Land of Nilotic 🇸🇸

• Madagascar – The Red Island 🇲🇬

• Lesotho – The Kingdom In the Sky 🇱🇸

• Egypt – The Gift of the Nile 🇪🇬

• Burkina Faso – Land of the Upright Men🇧🇫

• Ghana- The gateway to Africa/Stars of africa🇬🇭

• Nigeria- The Giant of Africa 🇳🇬

• Namibia- Land of the Brave 🇳🇦

• Uganda- The Pearl of Africa 🇺🇬

• Malawi- The Warm heart of Africa 🇲🇼

• Zambia- The real Africa 🇿🇲

• Kenya - the pride of Africa 🇰🇪

• Tanzania - Brain of Africa (Bongo) 🇹🇿

• Gambia- the smiling coast of Africa 🇬🇲

• Ethiopia- the land of origin 🇪🇹

• Burkina faso - the land of upright men

• Morroco -the land of colours 🇲🇦

• Mauritius- the continental island 🇲🇺

• Comoros- the perfum island 🇰🇲

• Sierra leone - salon 🇸🇱

• Chad- the dead heart of Africa 🇹🇩

• Mali- the eyes of africa

• Djibouti - the pearl of the gulf of tadjiboura 🇩🇯

• Cabo verde - llha do 🇨🇻

• Sao tome and Principe- the chocolate island

• Cameroun- the hinge of Africa 🇨🇲

• Seychelles - the land of perpetual summer 🇸🇨

• Gabon - Le bled 🇬🇦

• Somali - the horn of Africa 🇸🇴

• Botswana - Peaceful nation 🇧🇼

Add yours if your country isn't on the list🤗💯

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One ☝️ love 💕
One ☝️ heart 💜

08/07/2022

11th_Anniversary_Independence 🇸🇸
My fellow South Sudanese 🇸🇸, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.

(/suːˈdɑːn, -ˈdæn/) officially known as the Republic of South Sudan, is a landlocked country in east/central Africa. It is bordered by Ethiopia, Sudan, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and Kenya. Juba is the capital and largest city. The nation is sometimes informally referred to as the Nilotic Republic (as the supposed place of origin of the Nilotic peoples).



- Black African skin
- blood that was shed by liberation struggle martyrs
- the country's natural resources and verdant land
- peace attained after many years of the liberation struggle
- water of the Nile river, a source of life for the country
- the unity states making up.


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07/06/2022

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