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These are hospital beds at Juba Teaching Hospital. No mattress. Patients lie on the bare metallic grid. This is the main referral hospital in South Sudan. This is where we treat the sickest patients every single day.
I feel my privacy is breached. @MTNSSD I don't want your messages neither do I follow or subscribe to any of your handles to start receiving your messages. Please stop sending me WhatsApp messengers, I discharge your number long ago, and now I am shifting all together.
The truth is, wewe taught us to do this petty petty business, we give them the credit, I do agree it's time they leave, ofcourse the gap will present it self and naturally people will step in to fill the gap. Is time SSDnes face their own issues!
Cโmplete BS. Majority of the South Sudanese in Juba or elsewhere in the country donโt want to do the local or lower class jobs. Most want a white collar job. The number of SSDs๐ธ๐ธcooking chapati in Juba cannot go beyond 5000 people. You better compete instead of giving excuses.
President Kiir Travels to South Africa
President Salva Kiir has travelled to South Africa for follow-up talks with President Cyril Ramaphosa on peace efforts and support for South SudanโsDecember 2026 elections.
Hosted South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit at State House, Nairobi. We expressed satisfaction with the strong relations between our two nations and resolved to continue opening more opportunities for trade and investment for our citizens.
Additionally, thanked President Kiir for South Sudan's participation in last week's launch of the Dangote East Africa Refinery in Lamu.
Commended South Sudan for the General Election to be held in December 2026. Kenya stands ready to support South Sudan in this endeavour while encouraging dialogue and consensus among all parties.
Having one patient over ten co-patients is unacceptable, ya Junubin; it makes the work hard for the doctors, nurses, and even cleaners and, most importantly, it raises the risk of patients contracting diseases. Hospitals are responsible for all patients.