Mundari Students Association In Ethiopia - MSAE

Meet Rønaldinhø Døminic , a freshman student at Jimma University. He is a hard-working, ambitious, and visionary young man. He is the Secretary General of the Mundari Students Association In Ethiopia and is already working hard to unite all the Mundari students in Ethiopia.

He will pursue Agribusiness and Value-Chain Management. He's someone who believes that South Sudan as a country can not only survive by her homegrown foods, but can also thrive with it. He believes South Sudan is more than capable enough to feed herself and her neighbors and that it can only happen if we're united and elect the right people in their right positions.

We believe in him and we believe that he can deliver what's expected of him.

Meet Inna Kundye Kulang, a second-year student at Woliata S**o University, pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Pediatric Nursing. She is a kind, determined, and compassionate young lady who has chosen a path of caring for others, especially children.
Inna is not just focused on her studies she carries a big heart, full of love, patience, and the desire to make a difference in the lives of the little ones she will serve in the future. Her journey reflects strength, discipline, and a clear sense of purpose.
She is an inspiration to many, proving that with dedication and passion, dreams can be achieved. Inna represents hope, kindness, and the future of healthcare, and her story encourages others to believe in themselves and keep pushing forward no matter the challenges.

The pride of Mundari 😊

Culture is one of the strongest forces that unites young people with shared dreams, values, and identity. It reminds us of where we come from while guiding us toward where we are going. Through culture, we find belonging, pride, and purpose.
Today, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to the Mundari Students Association in Rwanda for keeping this spirit alive. Your dedication to preserving and promoting our rich heritage is not only admirable but also inspiring to many young Mundari across borders. You have created a space where culture becomes a bridge connecting minds, strengthening unity, and empowering youth to pursue common goals.
Your efforts in organizing cultural activities, fostering togetherness, and uplifting one another truly reflect the strength of our community. Keep shining as a beacon of unity and identity.
Together, through culture, we rise stronger.

We are proud to introduce our Deputy Chairperson Büríñã Ãjäçk a dedicated second-year student at Haramaya University pursuing Bachelor degree in Pharmacy. Her journey is a true reflection of resilience, determination, and the power of education.
She stands as a role model among us committed not only to her academic excellence but also to serving and uplifting the Mundari student community. Her leadership speaks of integrity, vision, and the courage to break barriers.
May her journey inspire many young Mundari ladies who are pursuing their academic dreams to remain focused, work hard, and believe in their potential. The future is bright, and through education, they too can rise and make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.
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MUNDARI STUDENTS ASSOCIATION IN ETHIOPIA (MSAE)
The Mundari students in Ethiopia successfully held a General Assembly meeting that brought together Mundari students from various universities across the country. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss key matters regarding the establishment of the Mundari Students Association in Ethiopia (MSAE).
During the meeting, all participants actively shared their views and strongly supported the formation of the association.
Objectives of MSAE
The main objectives of the Mundari Students Association in Ethiopia are:
▪︎To celebrate and showcase our culture and traditions through cultural events, forums, and dialogues.
▪︎ To encourage civic engagement and social responsibility by organizing community service projects that benefit both the association and our home communities.
▪︎To strengthen connections with our home communities and country by fostering partnerships and collaborations with relevant institutions and organizations.
▪︎ To develop, nurture, and empower proactive ambassadors of integrity and good governance through advocacy, knowledge-sharing, and learning.
▪︎ To promote solidarity and collaboration with other student associations within Ethiopia and in South Sudan.
Interim Leadership.

The assembly also elected interim leaders who will guide the association until its official launching. The elected leaders are:

Augustino Modi Martin – Chairman
Madelina Gwon Joseph – Deputy Chairperson
Ronaldinho Dominic Samuel – Secretary General
These interim leaders are entrusted with mobilizing resources and organizing activities leading up to the official launch of the association.
The Mundari student community in Ethiopia extends its best wishes to the leadership and members of MSAE for continued success in their academic journey and future professional endeavors.

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