Watch Juba-Rumbek Road Construction in Progress

[@isiomaamma9869]

Good work South Sudan , i was one of the people that was cheering when you broke away , can't wait to visit ,Caribbean here !!!

[@andreauduma175]

Where are South Sudanese who go to study engineering abroad? We need to see South Sudanese build our country. Learn those skills from Chinese. We won’t need Chinese to build our roads in 10 years to come. We want to see our youth build their country. Love you south Sudan!

[@marymodi8460]

My brothers, that is impossible south sudan to do that. Not because south sudan can't manage to construct but with corruption they have then it will be impossible to do. They will be just fighting themselves

[@abrampeace2877]

10 years is even too much, brother. We should start doing our things alone because we have got a lot of specialists in different fields, but majority of them like to work abroad which is totally unpatriotic.

[@awangthier407]

Nah they say they finishing in 3 years and even with they are pushing to finish early

[@thomasarop7271]

Give more internship to local engineers

[@alpha2Sigma3]

Great job 👏

[@geofreygandi4012]

That is a great idea for the future of South Sudan

[@jumanyuat]

It is a positive move from his excellency to construct roads as to help in delivery of services timely, otherwise if we continue like this we will be a great nation accompanied by peace, development, and prosperity.

[@jalasbichiok1158]

This is really good move.

[@Therongunner]

Well done South Sudan 👏👏. Roads are the backbone of the economy and they take a long time to finish so they need prolonged peace. I appeal to Kiir and Machar not to let their respective egos to take the country back war.

[@awangthier407]

It’s salva that vows not to take the country back to war. And the one enforcing peace and rooting out the rebel and criminals in the bushes.

[@omarawath3258]

This is very honst and valuable development to allowed for citizens of engineering to have thier impot on national important

[@amiirayii959]

Awesome job

[@albinoliet7967]

Albino Aleu Aduol I would like the Minister of road and Bridges to clearly on why the construction is set up for 36 months while, the main road from Juba to Wau is long. According to his speech, the most of his focusing from that construction is starting at zero Juba to Rumbek and I am wondering why not letting the construction be going all the way to Wau. Second to that, the president Salva Kiir Mayardit and his government officials always should discussing the long term and the short term in anything they wanted to do for the nation and the people who will be beneficial to it. To give them the long term and the short term example, making two lanes on the main road from Juba to Wau or any others main roads within South Sudan nation, the president Salva Kiir Mayardit and his government officials must thinks about the next generations to come. I would recommending all main roads within South Sudan nation must be built with 4 lanes meaning, two lanes on one side and two lanes on the other side well this is the long term building roads so that, when the population in South Sudan growing to 90 million people perhaps, the roads wouldn't be too busy for citizens from State to State . I had seen Nimule road to Juba is not designed in to the long term and if I was in charge eventually, I would have not allowed people to do it that way and this is why I am telling the president Salva Kiir Mayardit and his government officials to thinks about long term when they are planning anything for the country and the people . I am aware that, the shortage of money and the corruption network in South Sudan which bothering Mr. President Salva Kiir Mayardit to use oil production instead of having cashed available in South Sudan banks with that said, still the president has to try his best and to make sure the four lanes must be done and also the construction should not stopped at Rumbek because it might be a bigger problem for citizens demanding. I would be very happy if anyone take my concern about roads building and the long term to be implementing. Thanks

[@buaybuay1857]

Thank you, very much to your experience on behalf of our future nation as you know that no one will build it better than us but the people of South Sudan they don't know anything believe me only a few people like you 🤗💪

[@albinoliet7967]

Buay Buay Thanks.

[@abrampeace2877]

Thank you very much brother Albino for your greatest concern. I am greatly impressed by your long-term thinking. No body can do our roads better than South Sudanese. Chinese are after money, and they don't care about our future generations. We should be very vigilant in this road construction.

[@albinoliet7967]

@@abrampeace2877 Thank you very much for your kindness and highly appreciation. Yes, I have been observed the government officials seemingly not planning the long term and that drawing my attention to aware them. We have to speak up telling the president Salva Kiir Mayardit and his government officials to thinks about long term for anything they wanted to do. Albino Aleu Aduol.

[@nyakongchoat7750]

Thats super💟💟💃💃

[@cholakuany5989]

Tangible Human Needs: Properly paved roads and 24/7 electricity supply is much needed for South Sudan. Our country has been in the dark since the beginning. I'm glad brother Prof. Ajuoi Magot Chol Achieu Nhial Alith Diing is helping. The minds and hearts of our Biong community is the mind for South Sudan and the World. Brother Ajuoi works with his heart and mind. -Sorry about deviating off topic but human ingenuity must be appreciated in all its form. Development is a human need and in order to develope, there MUST be PEACE. All those engineers and experts working there must be protected at all times. Why? Because I do not trust South Sudan yet. -Keep up the great work and never forget to pave the Juba-Bor Road....because that is the road to knowledge, peace, love and unity. As Mzee Daniel Arap Moi once said, Ujinga ya jana si ujinga ya kesho. He did not say that. I made it up. Kwa nini? Kwa sababu South Sudan is on the right track right now so KEEP IT UP!!!

[@faktamusicsouthsudan7567]

It's a good move but i think most of the road projects have been concentrating on the North n the North West regions of the country Y'all should sometimes try to link the capital to the eastern side of the Country ONE LOVE

[@awangthier407]

Bargazal roads are already on the way

[@TPKLiah]

There's need for total peace in order to achieve those developmental plans... May God bless our country

[@kdee868]

yes building little by little.

[@ayuenmum9835]

The cost is $ 700.millions closed to billion dollars for 400 km road construction that not too bad for South Sudan. It must be a 4 lanes highway between. Thank. I seen professor Ajuoi Magot, let him supervised it. He had spoken in areas where Chinese are not doing great jobs thank professor.

[@abrampeace2877]

True! That 711 million dollars is too much for such a small road. We need our specialists to keep on monitoring that road. There are some of the problems which aren't seen yet, but with a constant follow up, we can correct a lot of messes along the way.

[@saadeldinshakshak9654]

Good job God bless south sudan

[@juniorpaul1230]

Good move, keep it up. Please do not allow corrupt leaders to loop in their hands otherwise they will disestablish the move of the project.

[@kurmonywac3382]

From china now and before am supporting my president and i appreciate everything he does for the south it’s not because am from dinka but i like him because he is strong

[@akaudukduk224]

I appreciate the government of South Sudan for the great works, keep that spirit up God bless you all. But my question is Will it stop in Rumbek or it will reach to Bentiu????

[@buaybuay1857]

This is my country those are my people we have beautiful lands and nobody knows the way life because we are stupid in mind. I always pray to God to help the next generation from us

[@dorkoch8030]

Well I hope South Sudanese citizens will be happy for what government did to them.

[@kingjoywest2373]

Not yet bro A lot to be done in-order to make citizens happen.

[@kingjoywest2373]

Not yet bro A lot to be done in-order to make citizens happen.

[@andymalle1815]

Good work

[@aguer.psychiatrist5341]

Excellent!👏🏽👏🏽Lets catch-up 🇸🇸 Janub Soudane, the world is waiting for us at this critical moment of pandemic viva China 🇨🇳

[@NgorMabor]

....392 km of Road. Is this the total length from Juba to Rumbek or Juba to Aweil?

[@yonangum5951]

God bless and protect South Sudan

[@thomasarop7271]

How can rain affect it while the trucks are using route already made?

[@awangthier407]

They have to clear the bushes first the roads also ground is not asphalt it’s get muddy and difficult to move vehicles. Since flooding is happening it’s making it very challenging.

[@c.richard1010]

PROGRESSING IS GOING ON .......NICE MOVE SSD

[@zakariagadit792]

Great Job our minister 👍

[@peterbuotnok796]

This is how I want the government to challenge us. Give us what we want and see if you receive any complaints.

[@awangthier407]

Complains will never stop.

[@edwardjustin2107]

Good development

[@markcrazy8779]

Good idea

[@kingdavimajok8861]

Good job my people

[@craigaladd3262]

27:00 engineers in the future ....blamed...construction thru "wetlands" . engineers may learn from "everglades bridge elevates road" replaces American CORPS OF ENGINEERS ($) to return vitality to aquifer ,FLOW" ✌

[@mastermanyang7767]

were is our national people whom are doing engineering, they don't know how to do it or they are not qualified

[@hellengabriel8121]

Well done

[@lokanigboro]

ITS A GOOD MOVE BY THE GOVERNMENT BUT THE GOVERNMENT MUST ALSO CONSIDER THE TORIT JUBA AND KAYA YEI JUBA AS ALOT OF GOODS IN FORM OF FOOD STUFF COME FROM THESE AREAS

[@awangthier407]

Don’t worry,bargazal, maridi, wau, malakal, Torit, and many others highways are being built everywhere

[@koorcleto5813]

Doesn't it means that the road is going up to Rumbek and stop

[@awangthier407]

They are being built everywhere

[@choldeng149]

It should have start from the oil producing areas ....good job though

[@hamisizuberi9216]

this is what we want to see in South Sudan not wars. I remember our father of nation Dr.John Garang talked about this road in his famous speech in 2002 in London. Thanks to the leadership for accomplishing one of our father of nation dreams. RIP Dr.John

[@malounyigeng8672]

Congratulations to minister Simon Mijok Mijak for his commitment to make sure that the construction of Juba Rubek road is progressing.

[@josephdeng4733]

Nice

[@geofreygandi4012]

Such companies should also give us the chance to work with them, we are staying home with certificates.

[@kdee868]

the asphalt lier because he’s not walking anymore,mister soca man,where are you? good week end.

[@okeny53]

According to garang 300 highway around south Sudan his manifesto

[@roor-biar4846]

Why do we love loans so much ?

[@Therongunner]

There is nothing wrong with borrowing for as long as you pay.

[@jamesfamily9097]

It's one of the requirements citizens were been waiting for so long, otherwise things are going to change but not really.

[@titoiranga7837]

That is good beginning. However; never try to politicizes development, otherwise it back fires the continuity. The same companies should be given the entire road network for easy accountability. It will be forever if expectation of Egyptian or whoever is given other roads. For example, see the companies who constructed Nimule- Juba road. We should rather learn from the past or else the they repeat the dame mistakes.

[@kamansamuel4520]

Give 30% of the work to local content. It provides jobs to the youth and also enhances them with adequate engineering knowledge in the pavement construction. Otherwise this is great progress from the government 👏

[@cholakuany5989]

I know, I know...I know where public sentiment is coming from. We always hate change and development and that is a legitimate opinion but we must not think of ourselves but think about our population that will benefit from this network. When Internet and Facebook first came out, there was son resistance and look at the beauty the technology can provide. -I know, I know but you must give it time as long as peace lasts, Our people MUST BE CONNECTED and PEACE MUST PREVAIL in order to develope. Stupidity and violence has no place in a society that is trying to civilize. If truely care, please I urge everyone to support anything that support South Sudan's development. Why? Because when South Sudan succeed, his big brothers shall smile and she fails, then we all know the pain of losing a little sister or a brother. Those who have felt the pain know the pain and it truely hurts. I love Canada and South Sudan kwa sababu I'm a South Sudanese-Canadian and our Canadian culture teaches love, respect and unity as a people and that should be applied to South Sudan.

[@whocares6251]

The design of such a key infrastructural project is always checked and approved before the project commences ..why are those South Sudanese engineers too behind

[@agueraguer5644]

If it's true that is correct but I think maybe it's Facebook picture not true

[@aniinngotaniin]

Let me hope that Chinese are not doing it for themselves otherwise it’s a good move from my country

[@kurmonywac3382]

Aniin Ngot Aniin 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@isiomaamma9869]

Try not to take too much loans from outside Africa take your time ,because you know what can happen!!

[@richarddelfino5189]

Sometimes South Sudan government are treating their citizens like no one have gone to study engineering. Give them chance to prove them self . Useless governance

[@williamnathan4630]

Good job South Sudan, but am afraid and I guess after completion, it will be destructed by bombs b cause of civil wars ,you like wars.

[@mansatoure5075]

This is a deal only drunkards accept 10,000L per day of crude oil what a joke😆

[@kdee868]

and some professional permits to go hunting.

[@nile1726]

𝐕𝐞𝐫𝐲 𝐩𝗼𝗼𝐫 𝐣𝗼𝐛 , 𝐰𝐞 𝐩𝐚𝐲 𝐭𝗼 𝗺𝐮𝐜𝐡 𝗺𝗼𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐟𝗼𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐬𝐞 𝐭𝐰𝗼 𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐫𝗼𝐚𝐝 , 𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝗺𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐞 𝐝𝐞𝐬𝗼𝐫𝐯𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐬𝐞 𝗼𝐧𝐞

[@dutmalual4194]

This road should have been constructed ten years ago so maybe you should start apologizing to the people of South Sudan for delaying to deliver services to them. You are not using oil proceeds, you are using oil which clearly shows that South Sudanese do not actually trust themselves in channelling liquid assets to various developmental projects in South Sudan plus the cost of the road is inflated.

[@andro7306]

who is else here for this road construction

[@dengkuot81]

Domestic workers

[@dorkoch8030]

You guys didn't even mention Ruweng, to be honest this unfair

[@dengkuot81]

@Dor Koch come on man don't jealous let us made one at time

[@abangkieuabang6981]

@@dengkuot81 there’s no jealousy oil comes from Ruweng and palouch melut Atar. what are you talking about there’s no oil in bargazal. The construction should have started there first in Ruweng and so on not in Juba.

[@abangkieuabang6981]

@@dengkuot81 we people of Apadang are really patient people compare to others in South Sudan.

[@solomond1988]

China out of Africa