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On 7th May 2026
Hon. Sultan Lam Tungwar the Undersecretary in the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation met with William Deng Junior , Eng. Mamer Makuei and Elijah Manyok Jok to discuss flood mitigation and d**e maintenance in Jonglei State.

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I extend a sincere vote of thanks and heartfelt gratitude to the distinguished leaders, esteemed colleagues, devoted comrades, and cherished family members who, despite their demanding schedules, have graciously taken time to join us in commemorating the third memorial service of our beloved father, Paramount Chief, Late Sultan Robert Tungwar Kueigwong, at the family residence in Tongpiny. Verily, their presence exemplifies the words, "Where two or three gather in His name, there He is among them."

Special recognition is due to His Excellency Hussein Abdelbagi Akol Ayii, Vice President and Chair of the Service Cluster, whose unwavering support is a testament to the unity we strive for. We also honor Hon. Tut Gatluak Manime, Presidential Advisor on National Security Affairs; Hon. Charleman Peter Chawach, Presidential Advisor on Peace; Hon. Dr. Martin Elia Lomuro, Cabinet Affairs Minister; Hon. Ateny Wek Ateny, Minister of Information Communication Technology and Postal Services; Hon. Michael Chiangjiek G*y, Minister of Housing, Land and Urban Development ; Hon. Gen. Mangar Buong, Deputy Minister of Interior; Hon. Gen. Santino Deng Wol, Undersecretary of Veteran Affairs; and Hon. Cde. Baba Mendan Konyi, SPLM Deputy Secretary General, Gen James Gatduel Gatluak , Gen G*i Yoach D**g , Hon Gatjang Gieng - Deputy Governor of Unity State , Hon malual Tap Diu - 1st undersecretary of finance , Hon William Akoy - Undersecretary of humanitarian, Hon Beny Gideon Mabor , Former Minister of East African affairs , Amb Joseph Dut , Amb Philip Kau, Brother Daniel Magot , Chairman Elijah Manyok , Brother Abraham Gieth , Brother Bol Majok , Brother Tutlieth Jesh - Vice President of Spoc , chairman William Wijial Wuor , Hon Mary Paul Ngundeng , Hon John Dor Majok, Hon Goar Paul , Hon Thomas Maluit , Hon Kong Biel - commissioner and Hon Ling Gatgach Nhial , Dr Giel Thuok Yoach Thidor and many more individuals , friends , family present . Their esteemed presence has truly illuminated this sacred occasion, media houses and Presbyterian church reverences who prayed during the memorial of Paramount chief Tungwar Kueigwong Reat

On behalf of the entire Kueigwong family and myself, I declare our profound gratitude for your noble commitment in making this day a milestone. As the Scriptures teach us, "A good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children," and indeed, late Sultan Robert Tungwar Kueigwong's impactful life has etched an indelible legacy that reaches beyond our family, beyond Leek Community, the people of Unity State, and the proud nation of South Sudan.

We pledge to honor this legacy, to stand as beacons of peace and unity, drawing inspiration and courage from his enduring example. "The Lord is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble," and it is in His strength that we commit ourselves to the ongoing preservation of his noble heritage.

This day would not have been possible without the steadfast support and sacrifices of beloved family members—our senior brothers, young brothers, daughters of Kueigwong Reat, resilient mothers, in-laws, and cherished friends. May the love and blessing of our father continue to guide and uplift each of you, as the Scriptures declare, "The Lord bless thee and keep thee; the Lord make His face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee." In unity, we march forward, fostering peace and prosperity throughout Unity State and South Sudan at large.

By Hon. Sultan Lam Tungwar Kueigwong
Undersecretary, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation

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Today, in the trenches of our shared struggle, I had the distinct privilege of engaging Honourable Undersecretary of the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, Hon. Sultan Kerjiok, once again at his office. Ours was not a casual meeting, it was a convergence of minds committed to purpose, discipline, and the unfinished mission before us.

Comrade Sultan Lam Tungwar aku Kerjiok stands as one of the most formidable young leaders of our time. His political comeback is not just a return to form, but a testament to resilience and conviction. It reminds us all that belief, though it may waver under pressure, never truly dies, it regroups, rebuilds, and rises again with greater clarity and purpose.

In the spirit of solidarity, we press forward, steadfast, united, and unshaken.

Cde RMM

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To a Visionary Leader and Advocate, Hon. Sultan Lam Tungwar Kueigwong Aka Kerjok the Undersecretary, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation.

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The ASK Foundation under the indefatigable leadership of Her Excellency Adut Kiir Mayardit the Founder of ASK Foundation and the Executive Director, Eng. Deng Arop Mawien and the entire team of ASK Foundation today organised and celebrated the World Water Day. As the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation (MWRI), we are glad to be part of this wonderful initiative that brought four (4) schools together in a friendly competition.

As the MWRI, we pledge to work alongside ASK Foundation in addressing critical issues like Water sanitation, urban connectivity of water, water laws and rights.

World Water Day is an annual United Nations (UN) observance day held on 22nd March that highlights the importance of fresh water. As Nile passes 97% of our country, it is essential to note that effective socio-economic transformation in our country can not be effected if water sector is ignored. It is in that ground that we are committed to uphold the strategic vision of H.E Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit in advancing prosperity for our nascent Republic.

By Hon Sultan Lam Tungwar Kueigwong
Undersecretary
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Prayer announcement of our sister Martha Nyamana Tungwar Kueigwong will be tomorrow Saturday 14th - Time 12:00 noon - 4pm

Venue - Nuer Presbyterian church - in suk Mamuor - Jebel

May her soul continue resting in peace —-

For more information ; call Lat Tungwar Kueigwong +211 92 227 7122

Hon. Sultan Lam Tungwar Kueigwong the Undersecretary, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, was paid a courtesy visit by a delegation from the ASK Foundation at his office.

The delegation briefed the Undersecretary on critical matters covering their scope of work.
The Undersecretary pledged his readiness to work alongside the Foundation to ensure its objectives are fulfilled.

22th Feb 2026
Central Bank of South Sudan

The 20th Regional Nile Day Celebration

South Sudan, for the first time since its independence, host the 20th Regional commemoration of Nile Day in our beautiful city of Juba. This historic event happens every 22nd February to mark the birth date of the Nile Basin Initiative in 1999. The event under the theme: "Voice of the Nile; Community, Youth, Women Engagement in Water Governance" was honourably graced by Her Excellency Josephine Lagu Yanga, the Vice President of the Republic of South Sudan and Chair of the Service Cluster as the Chief Guest.

About 97% of South Sudan lies in the Nile Basin, its strategic position situated at the heart of White Nile coupled with its stewardship of the Sudd, one of the world's largest and most ecologically significant wetlands place the Government and the people of South Sudan at the central Nile water issues.

South Sudan's central position makes it a natural bridge between upstream and downstream states, underscoring the shared responsibility and mutual benefits that Nile cooperation brings. It is in that backdrop that South Sudan, amongst other countries is doubling its unwavering efforts in leading consultative and constructive engagement with the non-ratifying member states of the Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA).

To the people of South Sudan, the Nile is not just a river, almost all our communities depend heavily on the Nile and its resources for livelihoods, mobility, and cultural identity. The Nile is our life! Therefore, South Sudan dearly exemplifies the importance of cooperation on transboundary waters for sustainable development.

Crucial to note is that, South Sudan continues to suffer from the devastating impacts of climate change, particularly recurring floods and droughts in some parts of the country. I, therefore, take this opportunity to appeal to the riparian countries, water experts, policy makers, and academia to collectively support us in crafting lasting solutions to these pressing issues.

The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation (MWRI), under the indefatigable leadership of Hon. James Mawich Makuach, is working tirelessly to ensure that the Nile drives the very much socio-economic transformation our nascent Republic badly needs. With the support from Development partners, the Nile Basin Initiative (NBI), the Nile Council of Ministers (Nile. COM), and other stakeholders, we are embarking on not only connecting both urban and rural areas with clean drinking water, but also employ high-tech water monitoring mechanism to assess water quantity and quality at different points along the Nile.

To realise this, we are engaging all sectors of our communities. We are cognizant of the fact that Youth and women represent the largest share of the total Nile population. It is in this context that we will at all times ensure a people-centred approach to water management issues while appreciating both our indigenous knowledge and understanding of the Nile and the modern technology to arrive at efficient results.

The 20th Regional Nile commemoration registered a huge success. I therefore, take this golden opportunity to wholeheartedly thank H.E Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit, the President of the Republic of South Sudan for his unflinching commitment and wise leadership in making sure South Sudan becomes an active player in the Nile water governance.

I equally thank the South Sudan Council of Ministers for supporting this event all the way from its preparatory stages to it's colorful conclusion. Notably, we appreciate the wise patronage of Hon. Dr. Martin Elia Lomuro, the Minister of Cabinet Affairs. It is through his wise counsel and guidance that Nile Day becomes a success in Juba. We are greatly indebted to the development partners for their unwavering support.

On behalf of MWRI, and that of my own, we are very much pleased and elated by the presence of H.E Ms Calinie Mabrushimana, Minister of Environment, Agriculture and Livestock in the Republic of Burundi and the Chairperson of the Nile-COM

We appreciate all the Nile-COM member states for turning up amidst their busy schedules back home to come and join us in Juba. We hope to see you soon in Juba.

Hon. Sultan Lam Tungwar Kueigwong
Undersecretary, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation - Republic of South Sudan 🇸🇸

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Welcome to South Sudan 🇸🇸 secretariats of Nile Basin initiative (NBI) , the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation welcome all of you to the Capital Juba for the most anticipated event of the year , “ Celebrating the Nile ; on Sunday 22nd - Feb 2026 , as we are gearing towards the event , there will be Nile Run marathon on 21st Feb 2026 , for all the athletes your all welcome to participate ; the theme of this year celebration ; “voice of the community , youth and women in water governance”

You are all welcome - water 💧 is life !!!

Hon Sultan Lam Tungwar Kueigwong
Undersecretary MWRI
Republic of South Sudan 🇸🇸

South Sudan Steps Up Preparations for Historic Nile Day Celebration.

Juba, Feb. 6, 2026 – The Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity (R-GONU) has intensified efforts to ensure security and cleanliness ahead of the 20th Nile Day commemoration, set to take place in Juba on February 22. Deputy Secretary General Hon. William Lochi, who heads the Nile Day Celebration Committee, met with Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony to review progress.

The Governor directed state authorities to launch city-wide cleaning campaigns and strengthen security measures to provide a welcoming atmosphere for international delegates.

The annual event, organized by Nile Basin Initiative (NBI) member states, promotes regional cooperation and sustainable management of Nile water resources.

This year’s celebration marks the first time South Sudan will host the occasion.

In the lead-up to the festivities, Juba will also host a “Juba Marathon” that is expected to draw more than 500 participants.