In a time when silence is often the safer route, Sunday De John has chosen to speak—fiercely, fearlessly, and without apology. A Secretary of Information of a Movement in South Sudan and the son of a revered army general, Sunday’s path was forged in leadership and responsibility. But rather than following the easy road of privilege and power, he has become one of the most outspoken defenders of truth, justice, and the fundamental rights of the South Sudanese people.
From the heart of South Sudan’s political arena to the frontlines of human rights activism, Sunday’s journey has been one marked by courage and consequence. As Minister of Information, he carried the weight of national responsibility—representing a country still in its delicate stages of growth and healing. But when internal oppression, government mismanagement, and the silencing of dissent began to escalate, Sunday made a choice: to stand with the people, even if it meant standing against the very system he once served.
That decision came at a cost.
Now living in exile in Kenya, Sunday De John remains a tireless advocate for freedom, democracy, and accountability. While others chose comfort in compliance, Sunday chose exile in exchange for his integrity. His powerful voice continues to echo across borders, through media, speeches, and community outreach—calling for unity, exposing corruption, and demanding dignity for every South Sudanese citizen, regardless of tribe, background, or belief.
Though far from home, Sunday’s influence has only grown stronger. His unwavering stance has inspired many within the diaspora and across Africa, cementing his reputation not only as a political figure but as a moral leader. He is a living reminder that true patriotism is not about blind loyalty—it is about holding your country to its highest ideals, even when it costs you everything.
Despite the challenges of exile, Sunday remains grounded, wise, and future-focused. His resilience is rooted not just in his lineage as the son of a decorated army general, but in his unshakable belief in justice and humanity. His courage to confront power with truth has made him a symbol of resistance, and his continued efforts to uplift and unify South Sudanese people prove that leadership is not defined by office, but by impact.
As history continues to unfold, Sunday De John’s name will be remembered as one of the rare few who refused to be silenced. His voice—unyielding and principled—remains a guiding light for a nation still seeking its soul.