@EyeRadioJuba Haha. Instead, the president and his office have been, and still are, trying to rewrite the liberation history in his favor. Thankfully, the whole country knows the truth as to who played what role during the struggle!
@AkuilaDok Haha. You cooked him. But as you correctly stated it, it is "not in a bad faith". It's upto him to stay humble and realize that he may not know it all, and that learning has no limits or finishing line as he may be deluding.
2,500 Wi-Fi access points. One stadium. Zero dropped connections when 70,000 phones upload at the exact same second.
SoFi Stadium is not an outlier, it's the standard Cisco Wi-Fi is built for. From ticketing to point of sale to fans livestreaming the winning goal, high-density venues need infrastructure that gets more reliable under pressure, not less.
Levi's Stadium just took it further, deploying Wi-Fi 7 in a major venue for the first time, while Cisco Spaces layers AI on top for real-time way finding, queue insights, and venue-wide analytics.
Iconic venues trust Cisco's full stack: Wi-Fi, security, IoT, and AI-powered automation, all working together.
See how it's built: https://t.co/QXT8wv4T6o
@NorwayinSSudan The Vikings rowed back to the world football's grandest stage, saw it, proudly conquered it to the last eight, and won the hearts. 🇳🇴🇸🇸❤️
Before Norway's men's ⚽ team is welcomed home by the King tonight, here's a look back at where the journey began.
One member of our Embassy team was lucky to witness New York transformed into a sea of 🇳🇴
A tournament to remember!
Before Norway's men's ⚽ team is welcomed home by the King tonight, here's a look back at where the journey began.
One member of our Embassy team was lucky to witness New York transformed into a sea of 🇳🇴
A tournament to remember!
Russia is expanding its influence across Africa not just through diplomacy and security, but through faith. Since 2022, the Russian Orthodox Church says more than 200 African parishes have switched allegiance to Moscow.
Al Jazeera’s @nicolashaque reports.
~ Today mark 15 years of ENDLESS WARS and INSECURITY.
~ Today mark 15 years of MASSIVE LOOTING of PUBLIC FUNDS.
~ Today mark 15 years of KILLING innocent South Sudanese and destroying their property.
~ Today mark 15 years of FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTs violations, Torture, illegal detention without trial and forceful disappearance.
~ Today mark 15 years of a KUMANYOKO ECONOMY and people can't afford a meal in a day.
~ Today mark 15 years of DICTATORSHIP and BRUTAL RULE of the SPLM government.
~ Today mark 15 years of TOTAL breakdown of RULE OF LAW and strict adherence to the CONSTITUTION.
~ Today mark 15 years of COMPLETE lack of SERVICE DELIVERY to the people of South Sudan.
~Today mark 15 years of STATE CAPTURE by bourgeoisie.
~ Today mark 15 years of over 3M refugees crisis and internal displaced persons in South Sudan.
~Today mark 15 years of FAILURE to pay civil servants timely and promptly monthly salaries.
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY #SouthSudan
#SSOT
#SSOX
@Kiir_Adut No, ma'am! Respect is earned, not given. There's nothing to respect about repressive and corrupt governance... And yes, there's no such thing as political maturity if it doesn't tolerate dissent.
@AFTVMedia Arteta got to go at the end of the season whether he wins the league or bottles it. After six years on the job, he is still an average coach.
From guarding London buildings to becoming a real estate mogul in Uganda
Yasin Bakaluba Sekimwanyi’s journey from migrant security guard to multi-million shilling developer was not visible for most of its arc, but the foundations were laid in London, UK, during night shifts when he read, observed, and dreamed of building differently https://t.co/enLSqbLFPe
#MonitorUpdates
Do you realize now that South Sudan's problem isn't the rebels? It’s what causes the rebellion in the first place—blatant corruption!
How can Ministry of Finance seniors get massive allowances when civil servants haven't seen a paycheck in over a year?
#SSOX#Change
WAR CRIMES: In March 2025, Uganda’s CDF @mkainerugaba sent Ugandan troops across South Sudan’s borders and later publicly applauded them while attacks using improvised air-dropped incendiary weapons killed and horrifically burned civilians in Upper Nile state. Human Rights Watch Interviewed and documented attacks that killed at least 58 people—many of them women and children—and destroyed civilian infrastructure. We consistently warned about the consequences of inaction against human rights violators in Uganda. Impunity for these abuses is spreading beyond Uganda’s borders.
https://t.co/MX93yVCKQG
@millermartinele Even sad, you are ignorant that a computer software may have been used for architural design and modeling that facade finishing — that computer software, my friend, may be the AI you talking about. Humble yourself, buddy.
Uganda has shifted from a reliable security partner to an exporter of brutality. This evidence should kickstart a reassessment of our bilateral relationship. The Admin has implemented serious repercussions for those committing atrocities in South Sudan and this is no different.
https://t.co/zHEWDPfH3G