Magwi East Africa

18/08/2026

General Francis Ogolla was appointed CDF by President Ruto on April 28, 2023. He took the oath a day later at State House. He vowed to build a military the world would respect.

18/08/2026

KNOW HIDDEN HERO OF THE OVERALL SUDAN PEOPLE LIBERATION FOUNDATION

Saturnino Oboya Olire and Saturnino Lohure Hilangi are two different contributors in history of Torit Mutiny or foundation of Sudan Southern uprised

Saturnino Oboya(1914_1986), a military officer at then military telecommunication office in Torit, a master planner of what became the Torit mutiny and the person who shot the first arrow which marked the then Sudan Southern military movement_ that became a Sudan Southern uprised on 18th August 1955. Was an Acholi, Born in Alia of Obbo payam_ Magwi County Eastern Equatoria, studied both of his Junior and elementary school in Palotaka at Obbo before going to technical training in Okaru in presently Torit County, before joining military.

Saturnino Ohure Hilangi or Saturnino Lohure Hilangi (1921–1967) was a Roman Catholic priest turned politician that played an important role in the early movement of Southern Sudan.
Saturnino Ohure was of Lotuho by origin. He was born around 1921 and baptized at Torit, now Torit County Eastern Equatoria state in 1931. He studied at the Okaru and later in Gulu seminaries and on 21 December 1946 was ordained a priest at Gulu. He and a companion were the first Lotukos to be ordained to the priesthood

15/08/2026

A novel author and educator, Mrs. Oliver Mercy Atim has been award something by Professor Patrick Loch Otieno

15/08/2026

UNCOVERING THE HIDDEN TRUTH OF SOUTH SUDAN HIDDEN HISTORY BY TRAITORS OF THE OVERALL SUDAN PEOPLE LIBERATION FOUNDATION;

Did you know that What became Anyanya which were mark by the military disagreement in Torit on 18th August, 1955 so call Torit Mutiny in presently Eastern Equatoria State_ was actually a Sudan People Liberation Movement(SPLM) right from the beginning because the person below call Saturnino Oboya commonly known by nickname Olire Lanyok_ the master planner and the initiator of this movement who lighten up the first candle of this liberation foundation was an officer on duty when the disagreement occured in the military telecommunication head office.

Hero Saturnino Oboya Olire Lanyok, come from Acholi tribe, Obbo Payam, Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State, Just 25 minutes to Tori.

Let us honor him as we approach this anniversary

04/07/2026

14/06/2026

Founder of Acholitronix Leo PaLayeng is in Denmark, taking it international

31/05/2026

A heavy cloud of sorrow hangs over Northern Uganda today as we mourn the passing of Lacambel Wod’Ogena.

He was so much more than a radio presenter—he was a peacekeeper, a storyteller, and a source of profound comfort to many during their darkest hours.

After a brave battle with illness, Lacambel left us on Sunday.

He leaves behind an incredible legacy, most notably for his bravery on the program ‘Dwog cen Paco’, where he spoke directly to Joseph Kony to guide LRA rebels safely back home.

May the Lord gently receive his soul and grant him the eternal peace he so selflessly worked to give others. Amen.

31/05/2026

EASTERN EQUATORIA STATE- SOUTH SUDAN.

Geography, Population & Economy.
CAPITAL: Torit
AREA: 73,472 km².
REGION: Equatoria

SOUTH SUDANESE STATES that border Eastern Equatoria:
Central Equatoria State to the west.
Jonglei State lies to the north/northwest.
GPA- to the northern .

NEIGHBORING countries that share a border Eastern Equatoria:
- Uganda to the south
- Kenya to the southeast/east
- Ethiopia to the northeast
The Imatong Mountains, including Mt. Kinyeti at 3,187m, run along the Uganda border.

AGRICULTURE & LAND FERTILITY
The state sits in South Sudan’s “GREENBELT” and “Hills and Mountains” agro-ecological zones. Rainfall in the Greenbelt ranges from 800mm to 2,000mm per year with 2 cropping seasons, April-June and July-December.

LAND: Soils in parts like Kapoeta East are suitable for crop farming, but semi-arid conditions limit production. Highlands around Torit, Kapoeta, and Imatong have fertile volcanic soils good for maize, sorghum, cassava, beans, vegetables, fruits, and coffee. Lowland areas are better for pastoralism.

LIVELIHOODS: Communities practice farming, livestock keeping, fishing, beekeeping, collection of wild vegetables/firewood, charcoal, mining, and petty trade. Cattle are kept for marriage, food security, and cultural prestige.

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