President Salva Kiir Mayardiit Meets VP Josephine Ahead of United Nations General Assembly

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‎ President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Wednesday held a strategic meeting with Vice President Josephine Joseph Lagu, who will lead South Sudan’s delegation to the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. ‎ The annual summit, which brings together global leaders, will focus on strengthening multilateral cooperation under the theme: “Better Together: 80 Years and More for Peace, Development and Human Rights.” ‎ ‎The meeting between President Kiir and Vice President Josephine was not just a formality but a key consultation on the country’s agenda at one of the most important diplomatic stages in the world. South Sudan, the youngest nation in the international community, is set to use this opportunity to make its voice heard on global issues while also rallying international support for its domestic priorities. ‎ ‎A Platform for South Sudan’s Global Engagement ‎This year’s UNGA is particularly significant for South Sudan, which is at a critical crossroads. The co...

Meet Nareh Aka Napirah South Sudanese Finest Musician Making Headlines Abroad


Why did you start to sing?
I started singing because music had always  been part of my upbringing. My family, close and distant relatives had always practiced a type of music. The type of music that I grew up listening to had a different genre and melody to it. It's mostly composed out of traditional instruments and melodies. We call it Kojo in Diding'a language. In my earlier recordings, before moving to other genres such as Genge, Hip Hop, Reggae and and Dancehall, I incorporated much of these sounds, melodies and rhythms to mixes. These recordings and many more can be found on various social media sites like.

https://www.soundcloud.com/Napirah https://www.reverbnation.com/Napirah https://www.youtube.com/Napirah

Marital status?
Single

What are your plans for music industry in South Sudan?
With the current situations in our country, I always advocate for social changes. My music seek to promote a better lifestyle in our country and encourages everyone to do the same.

Here are some Of Napirah Nareh Songs
Ghetto Girl - Nareh Napirah
Songa Songa -Nareh Napirah
Jah Bless South Sudan -Napira Nareh

Words of encouragement  to South Sudan musicians.

My word of encouragement cannot only only be limited to the South Sudanese artists. No! I would also like to extend my word to the DJs, the promoters, the newspaper bloggers, the radio hosts and the listeners promoting the talent. Hey.......

Be United. Support each other. Emulate the type of love seen practiced by other artists in other countries by getting behind your own artists. Love South Sudanese artists' work. Play music South Sudanese, especially I'm South Sudanese parties. Encourage upcoming artists and know that, our music playing ground is so young in the world stage. It may seem to us that we cannot make it to international stardom. That's not true. We will get there just give time it's break. Keep recording. Don't be discouraged because it takes years for someone to be hard and be recognized because of the hard work that they put in. Get behind each other and help promote peace in South Sudan by singing songs that bring meaning, collective cooperation and community building.

That's all I got for now! Stay strong and keep grinding!
Peace, out! NAPIRAH NAREH

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