South Sudanese Students at Ashesi University

Dear family,

We are glad to inform you that today we received and welcomed our sister and colleague, Jackline Yom Ajoh Majok to Campus after reclaiming her travelling documents from the thieves. We are grateful and thankful to everyone who made it possible for her to access and resume her studies at Ashesi University - Ghana. Special thanks to the Mastercard foundation scholars program at Ashesi University for the patience and for the swift preparation of her flight to Ghana after the first one was cancelled. Welcome and enjoy Campus life again, Yomide Chocki we love to see you back to Campus with all of us.

Dear online and Ashesi family,

I'm pleased to inform you all that our sister, Jackline Yom Ajoh Majok, whose travelling documents (passport) and other valuables were snatched by the Toronto boys, has finally recovered all of them safely.

Special thanks to our brother, Mr. Aduot Malueth Aduot and others, for spearheading the online campaign that greatly contributed to the recovery of our sister’s belongings. Appreciation also goes to everyone who shared the message online and informed people they knew about the incident. Indeed, there is power in the media and in collective effort.

We are equally grateful to the policeman who followed up on the matter and offered his support throughout the process. To the South Sudanese community at Ashesi University, thank you for standing in solidarity with Yom during this difficult moment. That unity and brotherhood are truly the spirit we all desire.

Yomide, thank you for remaining strong and resilient through such a challenging situation. Finally, our prayers, pleas, and requests have been heard and answered. By God’s grace, Yom will now begin preparations to return to school once again.

For more information, kindly reach out to us or directly to Yom.

Ayom Jur Madit, President, SSSAA-26.

After five months away from school, we warmly welcome the Class of 2028 back to campus. May this new semester bring growth, learning, great memories, and renewed energy for the journey ahead.

As the Classes of 2027 and 29A head home for a well-deserved break, we wish you all safe travels, good rest, and a refreshing holiday. Enjoy every moment with family and loved ones, and return stronger and ready for the next chapter.

To our brothers who graduated from the Class of 2026, congratulations on this great achievement. Our country needs educated, disciplined, and visionary young leaders who will build businesses, improve systems, promote peace, create opportunities, and inspire the next generation. The knowledge, leadership, and values you gained at Ashesi are powerful tools for change. Go and make an impact.

Aduot Malueth Aduot and Deng David Akuoch, the South Sudanese community at Ashesi University is super proud of you.

Congratulations Aduot Malueth Aduot Jok
Finally Done
All the best in the next stage of life
South Sudanese Community at Ashesi University are proud of you

What an amazing experience at the Global Café at Ashesi University! 🌍✨

South Sudan truly brought the energy, showcasing their rich culture through delicious traditional dishes and vibrant dance performances. The food was incredible, and the dances were full of life it was such a beautiful way to experience a different culture.

The whole day was enjoyable, lively, and full of great memories. A big thank you to the amazing individuals who all added so much joy and beauty to the atmosphere!

They fought until the very last minutes.
We witnessed every bit of effort and determination you gave on the field.

Congratulations on securing SECOND PLACE at the International Students Tournament at Ashesi University! 🏆

Kur⚽
Manyok 🎯