Ramciel Reading Club

09/20/2025

We recommend those two books to the young South Sudanese for a better future in our country.

11/17/2022

If anyone has this book please, share it with me on this email: [email protected]

03/02/2022

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10/03/2021

Reading and Music are the most important forces of inspiration for the youths. Music motivate as well as Reading guide. Please follow Ramciel Reading Club on Facebook and get ready for Kɔndial kɛɛl tour in Addis Ababa.

Get ready fellow youths for the day of this massive entertainment.

09/21/2021

Having a problem is a natural assignment. Stop complaining of joblessness and start reading to tackle your problem.

Ramciel Reading Club has a vision of empowering all South Sudanese Youths through reading.
Read for understanding, analysis and creativity.

08/19/2021

Dear all,

This coming Sunday at 11:00 AM Eastern Time/5:00PM East Africa time, South Sudan Reading Society and Ramciel Reading Club will host an international South Sudanese-American model, Nyakim Gach Gatwech.

The detail of the Zoom will be share as soon as possible.

07/28/2021

07/28/2021

Read Nelson Mandela's Long Walk to Freedom
Free copy available at Ramciel Reading Club WhatsApp group.

07/15/2021

Six ways to Make People Like You
1. Become genuinely interested in other people.
Smile.
2. Remember that a person's name is to that person the sweetest and most important sound in any language.
3. Be a good listener. ...
4. Talk in terms of the other person's interests.
5. Make the other person feel important – and do it sincerely.

https://www.amazon.ca/How-Win-Friends-Influence-People/dp/0671027034

07/11/2021

Read Nyabuay Gatbel's The Fire Within

Having been born in the Pinyudo refugee camp, which is located on the border of South Sudan and Western Ethiopia, Nyabuoy Gatbel brings forth a fresh perspective to the everyday discourse surrounding the refugee experience. The Fire Within is Gatbel’s debut poetry book where she tackles issues of race, gender, war, genocide, sexual and physical violence head-on in a candid, unrestrained voice. She weaves together the story of the birth and the process of humanization head-on while trailing the story of her time at Pinyudo, the destruction of her community, the process of immigration, the fallacies held up by Western imperialism, and the conditioning of minds by Eurocentric ideals. Both emotionally honest and fearlessly driven, Gatbel’s The Fire Within sheds light on what it means to be a marginalized woman of color in an overtly white masculine world.

Top #166 in African Poetry (Books)

Link:

The Fire Within: Poetry in Thok Nath & English