Bol Khan

“Blind belief in authority is the greatest enemy of truth.” — Albert Einstein

"Einstein warns that unquestioned obedience suppresses discovery. Accepting authority without scrutiny allows misinformation to spread. Intellectual independence is crucial for genuine understanding.

Authority can be fallible, biased, or corrupt. History shows that breakthroughs often challenge established power. Critical thinking and skepticism are tools for uncovering reality. Blind faith limits curiosity and inhibits progress. Real learning requires active engagement and questioning.

Truth emerges from evidence, not rank or title. Einstein encourages individuals to think for themselves. Courage is needed to challenge accepted wisdom. Knowledge thrives where inquiry is encouraged, not silenced. The pursuit of truth is an active, ongoing process."

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Tremendous amount of thanks to the Parliament for such bold directives and orders.

The National Parliament has ordered the immediate demolition of all illegal structures built on school grounds across South Sudan.
Lawmakers cited cases including Juba Commercial, Juba One, and Malakia Primary School, where shops and houses have been built within school compounds.

The Chairperson of the Information Committee, Oliver Mori Benjamin, said the government will not tolerate land grabbing, warning that those occupying school land must leave or face demolition by bulldozers.

Parliament said the directive will also apply to church land and police stations that have been encroached upon, insisting that all public land must be returned to its rightful owners immediately.

The order followed the committees on General Education and Higher Education's report presentation during yesterday’s sitting on the proposed transfer of the historic Rumbek Secondary School to Rumbek University of Science and Technology, a decision that was reversed.

South Sudanese leaders should return Peace, the R-ARCSS!

The R-ARCSS was the latest, current binding and supreme Legal framework in South Sudan, despite all those unjust actions committed so far against the Nations. Rule of Law is far more better than the Rule of Man!

No single South Sudanese should just wake up over night and abruptly think of destroying it (R-ARCSS).

The continued and unlawful detention of opposition leaders won't stabilize the country and its economy. Go back to R-ARCSS, form the Hybrid Court, carry out investigation into alleged crimes committed across South Sudan and then execute the would be identified perpetrators.

War and destructions won't bring solutions. The people of South Sudan have come a long way, all the way from Khartoum and then have been going through the same road, since 2013.

This is enough!

Thanks to the world and the mass media including Radio Tamazuj, Eye Radio, Radio Miraya , Sudan Tribune,.....and others for a wonderful and continued coverage of the worrisome situations in South Sudan.