Adut Kiir Mayardit

When someone tries to ruin my reputation with others, I ensure that everything I do reflects positively on my name. But then, it hit me—why bother trying to "clean up" my name? I know who I am, and that's all that matters.

Commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A)

SPLM/SPLA Divisions and Battalions Formed Between 1983 and 1987

Division One (Comprising 104 and 105 Battalions, Jamus Battalion, Tiger Battalion, and Timsah Battalion)

Jamus Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Cdr. Kerubino Kuanyin Bol (Incepted in 1983).
104 and 105 Battalions – Training base in Bilpam, under the command of Cdr. William Nyuon Bany (Incepted in 1983).
Tiger Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Cdr. Salva Kiir Mayardit (Incepted in 1984).
Timsah Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Arok Thon Arok (Incepted in 1984).
Division Two (Koryom)
Zindia Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Peter Panhom Thanypin (Incepted in 1984).
Cobra Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Benjamin Nyankot Biar (Incepted in 1984).
Rhino Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Martin Makur Aleyou (Incepted in 1984).
Raad Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of John Kong Nyuon (Incepted in 1984).
Hadid Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Francis Ngor Ngong (Incepted in 1984).
Lion Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Deng Alony (Incepted in 1985).
Agrab Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Nyacigak Ngaciluk (Incepted in 1985).
Bilpam Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Wilson Kur Chol (Incepted in 1985).
Elephant Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Alfred Akuoc (Incepted in 1985).
Hippopotamus Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Francis Jago (Incepted in 1985).
Commando Battalion – Training base in Bongo, under the command of Garang Deng Amuor (Incepted in 1985).
Red Army Battalion (Batch One) – Training base in Bongo (Incepted in 1985).
Banat Battalion – Training base in Bilpam (Incepted in 1985).
Division Three (Muor-Muor)
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President Kiir Hosts End of Year State Dinner to Mark Unity and Partnership
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‎Juba, December 31, 2025 — President Salva Kiir Mayardit has underscored his administration’s commitment to peace, unity, and democratic path as South Sudan heads to the polls in December 2026.
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The President appealed to the citizens to reject violence in all its forms and embrace peace, highlighting that unity is the foundation for a brighter future.

‎He was speaking at the end of the year dinner at the State House on Wednesday. The event was attended by high-ranking government officials
‎ representatives of civil society organizations, the business community, religious leaders, and the diplomatic corps.
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‎President Kiir announced that the government was determined to hold the general elections in December 2026, emphasizing the critical need for availing adequate resources to the National Election Commission to ensure smooth electoral process.
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‎In a sign of reconciliation, the Head of State ordered for the release of 97 inmates throughout the prisons in the country.
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‎As the nation looks at the coming year, officials say the End of Year State Dinner was a reflection of hope, cooperation, and a vision for a stable and inclusive future for the country.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Sultan Aleer Galuak Deng, Adhal Longar, Riak Mador, Adam Deng, Bambu Lion, Joseph Awakjack, Atem Muor-Ngeeny Africa, Mohamed Ajak, Thulium Thuldit Riek, Peter Lokale Nakimangole, Makur Elly Matak Agei, Salax Sh Axmed Yusuf, Marco Amerdit Madut, Ramadan Nimir, Modi Stakio, Majur Michael Achol, John Muffatt Mafu J, Anau Mading Chol, منصور ادم ابكر, Mahamuud Cabdulle, Madom Achuil Bol Chol, Dot G*i, Dual Diw Jak Deng, Stephen Chieng Tai, Oyet Christopher, Manas E Anana, Charlienizer Charles Charlie, Peter Matiop Bol, Carlos Kiir Nyang, Yonah Nathanael, Bichiok Samuel Tegn, Manuer Gong Lueth, حنين حامد ابو احمد, Gatkouth Yai, Ariech Mayar Ariech, Johnson Miwai, Ochan Othow Ojulu, Bul Kuir Thon Arok, Roben Ochalla Gnegelo, نيالويط بت بحر, John Omondi, Mabonga Bob Robert, Agade Obang Aballa, Chan Duol, Gang-marial Mayen, Haza Bona Makuei, Chut Majak Akiir, Col Corleone, Lim Bol, Chwakjwok Bol

2025
Thank you for the love, lessons, heartbreaks, chaos, blessings and strenght this year gave me.

2026
I'm ready for new experiences, to thrive, laugh harder, chase my own dreams, and finally put myself first.

A mistake is something that happens by accident. Cheating and lying are not accidents, they are choices.

I have a bàd habit. Whenever I'm sàd or feeling down, I distance myself from everyone. Not because I don't need them, but because I don't want to sůck the happiness out of the people around me or bulůrden them with my problems. Sometimes, I just need some space because I'm mentàlly fragile. One small negative thing is enough to make everything fall apart.

I notice everything.
Every single little thing.

When someone takes longer to answer, or their tone shifts, or they don't say the same things as before, I notice it all, even if I don't say anything. It bothers me. Then I start to worry: Are we good? Did I mess up? Are they upset about something? I ask myself a million questions that never end. I overthink too much, not because I want to, but because I care a lot. I care enough to see even the smallest changes.

Maybe that's my problem.

Do not let the behavior of others destroy your inner peace.

𝐁𝐚𝐝 𝐥𝐮𝐜𝐤 𝐨𝐟 𝐮𝐬 😪 𝐨𝐢𝐥𝐟𝐢𝐞𝐥𝐝 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐛𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 🔥 😤

A very difficult and painful situation. We wish all the traders affected by the fire at the Customs Market in Juba patience and hope they will be compensated for this devastating loss. This incident undoubtedly represents an economic and humanitarian disaster.
Our condolences to the affected traders.

Not everyone understands that silence doesn't always mean something is wrong. Sometimes you're just tired, healing, or need time. The best people don't force you to talk. They stay beside you, quietly, without needing answers. They don't try to fix the silence. They just make it feel safe. And that kind of presence, the kind that stays without asking for more, speaks louder than words.