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The late Dr Bellario Ahoy Ngong Geng was a polymath - a person of extraordinarily broad and comprehensive knowledge and skill. In the 1980s, as medical doctor and public health official for the Sudanese government, he was in charge of the malaria control program. When he joined the Sudanese People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) in 1990, he began as a military trainer and ended as a Brigadier having established mobile health units for displaced populations and the war wounded. He went on to become Director General for Health Services, Commissioner of the South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission, and Chairperson of the Southern Sudan HIV/AIDS Commission. He participated in the Naivasha Comphrehensive Peace Agreement talks, was a member of the interim SPLM National Executive Council and was elected in South Sudan's first election, in 2010, as a Member of Parliament for Aweil South County, a position he held until his untimely passing in 2014. Dr Bellario however, was also a poet, in the long tradition of poetry in the culture of South Sudan and within his own family - both his parents were poets - and Nature & Life in Poems, Parts l & ll is a phemonenal collection. His original plan was to write 1001 poems, organised around a number of themes. Here, you will find the 615 he completed before his passing. Each Part is organised into Chapters (2-5) with the same title, but with a different sequence of short, interconnected poems. The poems will take you on a journey through South Sudanese culture, history, family and politics. Flowing with humour, whimsy and grace, Dr Bellario's poetry is both lyrical and powerful, confronting and comforting and most of all uplifting. In years to come this book will be read in high schools and studied in universities. It will find its place amongst the truly great works of art in South Sudan - Vale Dr Bellario.

Chance brought the two young boys together. They met casually or by chance. Abdun Kedit was an Agar from Rumbek and Riel Deng, a Twic of Gogrial. The two were under the age of eighteen when they met... Two Young Boys and other Stories is about the experiences of people caught up in the struggle for independence of modern South Sudan. In this collection one gets a sense of the personal hardships suffered by the people in the ofttimes brutal conflict between the two sides. It covers the period from 1983 when the second civil war began to 2005 when the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) was signed. In this work the Muslim Arabs and their collaborators are clearly portrayed as the enemy to be feared and overcome at every available opportunity.There are six stories in total. The longest story is the first in the collection, and this sets the theme. It is the most graphic and brutal and reminds me of Xenophon's Anabasis which is also a story of survival in a hostile land where a journey is undertaken seeking the safety of familiar places, a journey beset by unknown dangers and challenges. At the same time, we are reminded that this is war when violent heroism, cunning, revenge and loyalty play a part. I wonder when the childhood innocence of the boys was lost or perhaps it was never there in the first place. Certainly, we are left in no doubt about what happens when normal controls are absent and man is free to act with no imperative but to kill or be killed. Is it justified? Higher ideals are also at play, the idea of nationhood, the righting of wrongs and defending the innocent. But is it just settling old scores? Captain Limlim allows Giir to state his Ordeal is another example in the collection of the survival journey set against impossible odds.This book must come with a warning. It is a book for mature age readers only.What does the book achieve? It is a sobering reminder of what happens when you put highly efficient weapons (in this case AK47's) into the hands of protagonists whose cultures have traditionally used less sophisticated arms, when the stakes are high, when the tribe and language are pre-eminent, when politics is about intimidation and buying influence, when daily life is precarious and easily disturbed or lost. In these days we are seeing traditional values overridden in the political sphere and a self-defeating populism masquerading as wisdom. The inevitable reaction to this trend may lead to the kind of scenarios we see in these stories. This is the lesson we need to take away from this book. Anarchy may be just a thin veneer away from our seemingly ordered and prosperous society.

THESE MYTHS and folktales are a collection from my own pool of stories, told when I was a child in the village and locked up somewhere in the recesses of my memory. Although much has decayed with time or been wiped out by other peoples' stories fighting for front-page in my brain, I am sure there is a lot more in there that I cannot recall at the moment but which will come to the fore in due time. All I need is a catalyst, such as returning to the village, even if briefly. The village environment and atmosphere in which these stories are told impress them very firmly on the memory of the listener. Just imagine yourself as a child member of a family sitting around a wood fire on a dark night in the centre of your household compound, or lying in bed in a mud and thatched hut. All around you is darkness. Maybe it is raining, and there is lightning and thunder.

What sort of marriage do you want to have? A marriage that lasts forever or a marriage that crumbles not long after the wedding ceremony. Veronica Chinasa Osunwa's book Secrets to Living Happily Ever After with The One You Love gives you some beneficial tips on having fun and fulfilled marriage. The teachings in this book are Biblically based, and they are practical. Veronica Chinasa Osunwa discusses conflict and conflict resolution, developing trust and open communication with your partner, sex, for[1]givenness, and money, among other issues. These topics are with real-life examples from her marriage and anecdotal quotes from other marital experts to help the reader live happily ever after. Marriage, like any other form of human relationship, is ordained by God. He gives you wisdom for your marriage in prayer and through studying His word. At the end of the book, there are ten keys which men and women can practice together to have a successful marriage. The author lives out what she writes and, with the help of the power of the Holy Spirit, continues to enjoy a successful, prosperous, and happy marriage. - Craig GlasheenPlease feel free to contact the author should you require more clarifications, suggestions or to share your testimony at chinonicanz@yahoo.co.n

"It may be believed that education acts as a catalyst for peace-building and conflict mitigation in all its real-world aspects." - Abraham Mabior Rioc Manyang T his book provides a comprehensive view into the world of ongoing Education crises in South Sudan as a result of the 2013 South Sudanese Civil War. Divided into eight parts, this book details and elaborates on a comprehensive review that encompasses different aspects of life. The author invariably highlights geopolitical, social, international, legal and industrial factors that surround the importance of education in situations of emergency in South Sudan as well as in other countries faced with similar conflicts. Review: "This book is an easy and informative read for anyone who is interested in learning more about the Education in Emergencies (EiE). Although this book focuses solely on South Sudan, it provides comparisons and perspectives that offers great depth in understanding the challenges of emergency in other developing countries which are also going through a similar political trajectory. The author has done an excellent job in detailing historical and cultural factors that affect the provision of education in emergencies and what can be done to increase and improve the level of education despite war and conflict. This book provides great insight into the current and potential challenges faced by South Sudanese students and teachers alike in the pursuit of education."

As Christians who are privileged to know the truth, we must point people to the truth, the way, so that they can be saved.For us to successfully do this, we must be content with faith. This means we must strive to surmount the challenges against our faith, we must continue to defend our belief and keep affirming against all odds that it is the "truth".Our faith is what we hold sacred; it is our hope and trust for the supernatural. It is our complete trust and confidence in the one true God. This faith we are talking about is our strong belief in the doctrines of our religion based on spiritual conviction.You may agree that, if this is what our faith is, then it is worth contending for. The fundamental Christian doctrines must be protected because it is the differentiating factor from other religions. It is these fundamentals that make our faith genuine. Christendom is controlled by faith. It is this faith itself that makes you accept Jesus as Lord. Everything you will ever do will have to be by faith. True faith in God must both accept and defend the fundamental Christian doctrines as revealed in the Bible. But without faith, it is impossible to please him.... Hebrews 11:6a. This is what this book is about; to help you identify these fundamentals and teach you how to effectively contend for the faith in this light.

Breaking protocol is about God bypassing procedures, established processes and natural laws for His will in one's life. It is God doing things that defy all hu - man logic, things that are unthinkable, unnatural, unusual, unparalleled, and unprecedented. You may be going through a season of no form, no light, no hope, no peace, no joy or however you choose to describe your situation but know that God is still in the business of breaking natural laws, human laws and even spiritual laws for His name sake. He has done it before, and He can do it again. He is the unchangeable changer. He is not limited and cannot be constrained by the circumstances of your life. He is the same yesterday, today and forever. Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and today, and forever. (Hebrews 13:8) For I am the Lord, I change not; therefore, ye sons of Jacob are not consumed. (Malachi 3:6). God will never allow you to be consumed; that situation is not meant to see your end. It is to glorify God; as Jesus declared to the sisters of Lazarus when they sent a message to him that their brother Lazarus whom He loved was sick. When Jesus heard that, he said, this sickness is not unto death, but for the glory of God, that the Son of God might be glorified thereby. (John 11:4). In fulfillment of His promise, in verse 43-44 of the same chapter, Jesus went ahead to break protocol for Lazarus' sake. As you read this book, desire a change, open up your spirit, and get insight into how you can properly position yourself for a "Breaking Protocol Experience". I see God turning things around for your good.Please feel free to contact the author should you require more clarifications, suggestions or to share your testimony at chinonicanz@yahoo.co.nz

The Trails of Betrayals in South Sudan's Power Struggle by Gen. Stephen Buoy Rolnyang is first-hand account of Gen. Stephen Buoy Rolnyang in the liberation of South Sudan. Although the book begins with the authors childhood and covers in great detail the history of the Sudanese Civil War and the Sudan's Peoples Liberation Movement, this book for the most part provides the Generals own first-hand experiences in relation to the liberation. Essentially, this memoir is a token of appreciation from the author to his comrades and all the heroes that fought for the liberation movement in South Sudan, from the author's region of the Upper West Nile.The book is aptly divided into three parts each chronicling a different period of relevance for the author. The book begins with Gen. Stephen Buoy Rolnyang's giving us a thorough walkthrough of his lineage, childhood and upbringing in the Upper West Nile Region. This sets a tone and provides a rich background for the reader to understand the importance of historical, cultural and political elements that the author grew up with that would ultimately influence him as an adult and successful military leader. Hailing from the Bul-Nuer Tribe in the Upper West Nile region, Gen. Buoy details his early and formative years being raised by his maternal grandmother and later on his stepbrothers as he was orphaned at a young age. As the author progresses, it is evident that the values, traditions and practices of the Bul Nuer tribe played an important role in the author's life. He dedicates a large portion of this work, illustrating in great depth, the ceremonies, history, traditions, politics and militia and its relevance to the Sudanese Liberation Movement. In addition to the in-depth introduction regarding his ancestry, Gen. Buoy provides a detailed outline of the Sudanese Civil Wars, their outcomes, their victories and their failures. Detailing a comprehensive breakdown of the First Sudanese Civil War in 1955, leading up to the Liberation of South Sudan in 2013, the aftermath following the Liberation and the author's most recent experiences as of the year 2021. The main thesis of this book is the liberation of South Sudan, this book provides an intricate and robust review of the history of Sudan whilst perfectly incorporating tribal and cultural significances relevant to the Sudanese Civil Wars and the political instability that ultimately led to the liberation of South Sudan. Each part of the book is equally intriguing and demonstrates with ease the complex yet the riveting history of Sudan.