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NSIF and Public Confidence: A Critical Review of Counsel Kur Ayuen Kou's Public CareerA 48-year-old Bor man residing in ...
24/07/2026

NSIF and Public Confidence: A Critical Review of Counsel Kur Ayuen Kou's Public Career

A 48-year-old Bor man residing in Juba, a self-styled lawyer who has never practiced despite holding an online law degree. His personal life is defined by a struggle with alcoholism and a complex polygamous household of four wives, one of whom is divorced and another who is currently facing separation. A former convict previously pardoned for treason, he has held significant roles, including the chairmanship of the BCYA and serving as the Secretary General of Jonglei State. However, his career ended in disgrace when he was terminated from his position as Technical Advisor at the Ministry of Finance and Planning for his criminal collusion with top decision-makers in economics sector.

Socially, he is a known person with all sorts of disorders a normal person doesn't possesses: he's a wasted drunkard who drinks uncontrollably to the near death, a drunkard-bed-wetter, who vomits on himself and unable to even staggers alone home without the help of his drunkard stable peers. Once Majeep is drunk, he has to be accompanied homes or left to sleep on the chairs till his senses return to normality. Such a nervous habit continued with him since his youthhood back then in oldens day of the Nairobi's outskirt town of Zimmermen and Gezerai slums between 2003/2004 and continue to date. Who doesn't know the famous drunken Jeep in Zimmerman slums with his former friend Lual Maker Lual before their resettlement to Australia?

The famously known story by everyone living in Australia, a tale of living with a friend in their home, drunk together, feast on the available meals prepared in your friend's house, then later woke up to feast on your friend's Sister. It's an abomination in Dinka culture, no one ever in his senses would befriend a family member, eat with them on their meals, then also in turn to eat their precious sister, doing it multiple times without being known till she got pregnant. And the sad end, is to investigate your sister and she finally conceded that 'yeah, I am, and was by your friend. You would feel as if the world - infamous 'ran xeec ka thiek' - the heaviest laden on you!.

Majeep impregnated Angeth Maker Lual, owned and took responsibilities as his dear wife, produced 2 children (18years daughter and 16years boy) who are currently abandoned, and their mum dumped in Australia. No one knows this story in Australia including TEYAs.

How did it all start for one to abandon his wife? Majeep is a womenized, adulterous, and also a defiler 'ran ce infamous Nyok-ayaar chuer, kuke ran miit guop', and manipulator not only for money but also for women. He loves polygamy, but he doesn't live in polygamous rules. His habitous s*x life is supposedly for many women, but his attitude works in monogamous relationships. He loves women, but selectively felt for one who is very closest, and very controlling, but abandoned the rest, but visited all for s*x only.

When he got hockup by Athieng Majak Nhial, Nyane Maker Lual was abandoned with her two kids at toddler age. Angeth Maker was visually a teenager close to twentiest age ranges. Nyan Maker could not persevere the pressure and burden of staying in a single-motherhood and cares for the abandoned children. The young woman lost her senses, taken on several occassions for rehabs but her conditions continued for the worse, given the thought that her husband was snatched away from her.

A family took up a case of irresponsible fatherhood to the Australian government, demanding that the real father took up roles for 'Child Support' till the children reached the age of mature minor (the official adult age). Majeep decided to desettled the resettlement back to Juba to escape the role tasked to him by the Australian Government, and he returned to Juba, where he got the supposedly, white collar job in the high office without authenicated or geniune academic papers.

Majeep was trusted to work in glorified, dignified and respected high office but his usual attitudes involved him in two scandals. One is known and the other one isn't known to everyone.

The first one was a blackmailing scandal on a Somalian businessman who had a company in Juba, and Majeep stoods behind him as a backup man in the high office to protect his business and the owner while feasting with uncontrollable appetite on a Somalian bill. The Somalian man built a greenroof ironsheet Bunglow house at the closest bank of Kubur Albino (Pan e'Majeep according to Buor). They later felt out with a Somalian guy since the man could not continue to run his business on losses - Somalians are good people, they hate things that come with manipulations, blackmailing and traumatizing scenarios.

Majeep and mony Somalia fallen short of the trust, fought each other, Majeep used his network and connections to aid him in deporting the Somalian businessman, in order to take his business, bank account, his house which Buor now called it the infamous Pan e'Majeep at Kubur Albino. Now tell me, if he is building his own empire on his sweat or on others through scamming and frauds? That is the real question any reader would ask self.

God was not crazy! The infamous bible versus quotes "do unto others as you expect others to do unto you" - The spirit of maltreated Somalian and the loss of his hugely chunk amount of money in South Sudan falllen straight on Majeep's characters. He involved himself in a very bad scandal - a scandal that almost shocked the country. A scandal that sentenced Majeep was Majeep's experience and worklife has been associated with termination-with-cause due to high level scandal. Worked in the high office of land as an Assistant head of communication which he lied to in some site that he was Assistant Minister. There was no Assistant Minister in the then, even at this period in time. His tenure ended in Prison due to a treasonous scandal, and completely blocked from accessing the office after his pardon in South Sudan.

Immediately, after the pardon on life sentence verdicts by our able President, Majeep went to Australia to reconnect with his dear family that was abandoned for almost 5years, at a time when COVID-19 had intensified. The decade-long dropout fella was lucky to reconnect to study by maximizing the advantage of studying the law degree home.

He chosen legal studies to get the law of the lands, be abide to it and helps avoid any other case that will return him to prison, and forthly, to also defended clients to reduce the masses detained in the detention centers - the guys return from prison as a saint, full of life and had great ideas and great actions for a better changes.

He then went to study his law degree online, due to newly established COVID-19 restrictions to help students study home and also do part-timing job to sustaind his two families and to also focus on his online Legal studies from the University of New England in Australia from 2019 - October 2022.

After the completion of his half-bake law degree in October, 2022, he returned to Juba, South Sudan, 8months after his online degree. An online law degree is specifically for online legal cases. Majeep had never stood in the courtroom to defend his clients in the High Court. He had never drafted any legal petitions for his clients, and those templated or sampulated legal documents. He never went to the Law development center to attain his legal practice skills and perhaps his BAR license. The name Lawyer, loosely in Arabic as Moulana is just hifix, titles that do not match the visual goals for the noble course.

Majeep is legally not a lawyer, his professional studies and experience is the lowest standard of junior lawyer who had just graduated and never started practicing. He uses the title to scare his mates, kinsmen and perhaps his friends who feel threatened by the titles.

He never had time to get attachment with any Law firm in Juba to obtain his Bar certification. South Sudan Bar Association had to withdraw confidence in Majeep's legal credentials with other ineligible colleagues as listed in the redflag notice at the Judiciary of South Sudan in Jubadit.
A redflag list that confirmed the suitability and utility of the word 'compromise' in his BCYA Chairmanship 2023 - 2025 to lessen or forgive people with a degree that were not verified with the University.

A few months after Kur Ayuen Kou currently worked with NSIF as one of the Directors, I vividly understand the reasons as to why he wanted to force things at NSIF with his life and the public defamations, even things that do not concern him with the face values.

Majeep initially served as the Chairman of BCYA in Juba, a position he dearly loved to whitewash his stained that was smeared by the Scandal he aided to dirted hos integrity, immediately after his return from Australia.

Now, tell us: why is he considered a key figure in the National Social Insurance Fund (NSIF)?
He is one of the reasons many employees in NGOs and the oil sector remain reluctant to place their trust in the NSIF's accountability and transparency. Questions have been raised about his integrity, and these concerns continue to fuel public skepticism.

Our upcoming articles will examine Elijah Manyok Jok as an individual and explore his roles and responsibilities within the NSIF.

Watchdog Press – Watching Your Future

Kiirdit says election roadmap now clear after census, constitution de-linking.President Salva Kiir Mayardit says the gov...
02/07/2026

Kiirdit says election roadmap now clear after census, constitution de-linking.

President Salva Kiir Mayardit says the government has removed the census and permanents constitution-making process to allow the country to proceed with elections.

Stay tuned for headline news and details!

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02/07/2026

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SUBJECT: CONDEMNATION OF THE AMBUSH KILLING OF INNOCENI CIVILIANS ON A JOHN DAU FOUNDATION HUMANITARIAN VEHICLE IN DUK C...
02/07/2026

SUBJECT: CONDEMNATION OF THE AMBUSH KILLING OF INNOCENI CIVILIANS ON A JOHN DAU FOUNDATION HUMANITARIAN VEHICLE IN DUK COUNTY

On behalf of the leadership of the Hol Youths Association - Juba (HYA), and on my owr behalf, I strongly condemn the horrific and inhumane ambush that claimed the life of Nyarweng youth leader Thon Biliw Bo Anyang, together with 17 innocent civilians, including humanitarian workers associated with the John Dau Foundation, and left nine others injured The attack reportedly occurred on 29 June 2026 along the road between Panyang Payam (Pajut and Payuel Payam in Duk County
This reported attack, allegedly carried out by armed youth from the Greater Pibor Administrative Area, constitutes a grave violation of the sanctity of human life and humar dignity. The deliberate targeting of innocent civilians and humanitarian personnel is ınacceptable, unjustifiable, and poses a serious threat to peace, security, and stability in Soutt Sudan. Such acts of violence only deepen the suffering of our people, fuel division, and undermine ongoing efforts toward lasting peace, reconciliation, and national unity
We urgently call upon the Government of the Republic of South Sudan to take immediate action to protect civilians, restore security in the affected areas, conduct a thorough, mpartial and transparent investigation into this tragic incident, and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice in accordance with the law
To the bereaved families who have lost their loved ones, we extend our deepest and most heartfelt condolences. We stand with you in your grief and pray that Almighty God grants you comfort, courage, and strength during this difficult time. We also wish those who sustained injuries a swift and full recovery.
The Hol Youths Association - Juba (HY A) stands in unity, humanity, and solidarity with the people of Nyarweng and the entire Duk County as they mourn this tragic loss. We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to peace, justice, accountability, and the protection of innocent lives.
May the souls of the departed rest in eternal peace

Ustaz Deng Samuel Awel Chairperson Hol Youths Association - Juba (HY A)

South Sudan's Political Landscape of Selective Politics: Political Parties Council Clears 39 Parties for RegistrationThe...
02/07/2026

South Sudan's Political Landscape of Selective Politics: Political Parties Council Clears 39 Parties for Registration

The Political Parties Council (PPC) has officially registered 39 political parties, marking an important step in South Sudan's ongoing political process. The registration authorizes these parties to operate legally and participate in future electoral activities in accordance with the country's Political Parties Act and the applicable electoral framework.

The registered parties represent a broad spectrum of political organizations and leadership from across South Sudan. Below is the official list of the registered political parties and their respective chairpersons or leaders as recorded by the Political Parties Council:

1. African National Congress (ANC) – Chairperson: Gen. (Rtd) George Kongor Arop

2. Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) – Chairperson: Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit

3. United Sudan African Party (USAP) – Chairperson: Hon. Joseph Malek Arop

4. United Democratic Salvation Front-Mainstream (UDSF-M) – Chairperson: Francis Ben Ataba

5. National Liberation Party (NLP) – Chairperson: Nkrumah Waden Kelueljang

6. National Congress Party (NCP) – Chairperson: Agnes Poni Lokudu

7. Democratic Change Party (DC) – Chairperson: Onyoti Adigo Nyikwec

8. South Sudan Democratic Forum (SSDF) – Chairperson: Martin Elia Lomuro

9. United South Sudan Party (USSP) – Chairperson: Paulino Lukudu Obede

10. National United Democratic Front (NUDF) – Chairperson: Kornelio Kon Ngu

11. South Sudan Democratic Alliance (SSDA) – Chairperson: Paskalina Philip Waden

12. Sudan African National Union–National (SANU-National) – Chairperson: Theresa Cirisio (Deceased)

13. United Democratic Salvation Front (UDSF) – Chairperson: Rev. Emmanuel Sokiri Lugor

14. National Democratic Party (NDP) – Chairperson: James Aniceto

15. United Democratic Party (UDP) – Chairperson: Tong Lual Ayat

16. Federal Democratic Party (FDP) – Chairperson: Galdong Nyanyek Bakhok

17. United Democratic Front (UDF) – Chairperson: Bona Deng

18. Communist Party of South Sudan (CPSS) – Chairperson: Joseph Wol Modesto

19. Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) – Chairperson: Albino John Lako

20. South Sudan African National Union (SSANU) – Chairperson: Philip Palet Loth Maa Tang

21. Generation Party (GP) – Chairperson: Juma Seed

22. South Sudan National Party (SSNP) – Chairperson: Stephen Goro

23. National Democratic Front (NDF) – Chairperson: Anthony Agiem Makuc Akol

24. Republican Party of South Sudan (RPSS) – Chairperson: Abdall Deng N.

25. Akut Bam Party (ABP) – Chairperson: Adv. Jeremiah Mayen

26. Popular Congress Party (P*P) – Chairperson: Not Listed

27. South Sudan Generation Party (SSGP) – Chairperson: Not Listed

28. National Justice Movement (NJM) – Chairperson: Matur Mayende Rak

29. Labour Party (LP) – Chairperson: James Andrea

30. Social Democratic Party (SDP) – Chairperson: Rain Ayen Deng

31. National Patriotic Movement (NPM) – Chairperson: Issa Muzamil Sebit

32. South Sudan Democratic Front (SSDF) – Chairperson: Davide De-Chan

33. People's United Forum (PUF) – Chairperson: G*i Chol Paul

34. People's Democratic Movement (PDM) – Chairperson: Josephine Joseph Lagu Yanga

35. IO Party (IOP) – Chairperson: Amb. Stephen Par Kuol

36. National Democratic Movement (NDM) – Chairperson: Dr. Lam Akol Ajawin

37. South Sudan National Movement for Change (SSNMC) – Chairperson: Moro Isaac Jenesio

38. People's Liberal Party (PLP) – Chairperson: Peter Mayen Majongdit

39. Revive South Sudan Party (RSSP) – Chairperson: Mawien Dot Pheot

Note: This list is based on the official registrations issued by the Political Parties Council. The names of chairpersons and party leaders reflect the latest information available in the Council's official records. Where no chairperson is indicated, the Council's published records did not provide that information.

Watchdog Press – Watching Your Future

 : Elections: A pathway to peace, democracy, and national legitimacy in South SudanBy Stephen Dhieu DauAs South Sudan co...
05/06/2026

: Elections: A pathway to peace, democracy, and national legitimacy in South Sudan

By Stephen Dhieu Dau

As South Sudan continues its journey toward lasting peace and democratic governance, the ongoing national conversation about the conduct of general elections is both timely and necessary. Elections are not merely political events; they are the highest expression of the people’s sovereign will. Through free, fair, and transparent elections, citizens exercise their constitutional right to choose leaders who will govern in their name and advance the collective aspirations of the nation.

As a senior member of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM), I firmly believe that democracy flourishes when leaders derive their authority from the ballot box. While acknowledging the challenges that accompany our transitional period, we must also recognize that history offers valuable lessons demonstrating that elections can contribute significantly to peace, stability, and national legitimacy, even when peace agreements are not yet fully implemented.

Why Elections Matter: Lessons from Our Road to Independence:

South Sudan itself provides perhaps the strongest example of this reality. The 2010 general elections, conducted under the framework of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), were held amid enormous logistical and political challenges. At the time, many observers predicted instability, citing security concerns and the fragility of the peace process. Yet, despite those fears and the widespread atmosphere of uncertainty, the elections were conducted peacefully across much of the country and became a defining moment in our national history.

More importantly, those elections laid the institutional and political foundation for the historic 2011 Referendum on Self-Determination, through which the people of South Sudan overwhelmingly exercised their democratic right to choose independence. The successful conduct of the referendum was built upon the experience, structures, and legitimacy established during the 2010 electoral process.

I speak not only as an observer of these events, but as someone who had the privilege of serving as the SPLM National Campaign Manager for Upper Nile State during the 2010 elections. I witnessed firsthand the determination of our people to participate peacefully in shaping their own future. Despite the predictions of doom and gloom that preceded the vote, South Sudanese demonstrated remarkable maturity, discipline, and commitment to democracy.

That experience reinforced my conviction that the people of South Sudan are inherently peace-loving and fully capable of conducting credible elections when given the opportunity. As we look toward the upcoming general elections, we should draw confidence from our own history. The same spirit of patriotism, resilience, and national responsibility that guided our people in 2010 can once again guide us toward a peaceful, fair, and transparent electoral process.

Learning from International Experience:

Our own experience is further reinforced by international examples. Across the world, several post-conflict nations have successfully organized elections despite the incomplete implementation of peace agreements.

In Iraq, transitional elections were conducted in 2005 while security and reconciliation efforts remained ongoing. The elections provided a legitimate political framework and allowed citizens to participate in shaping their country’s future.

Similarly, Afghanistan held presidential and parliamentary elections before all institutional reforms and national reconciliation measures had been completed. Although challenges remained, the electoral process helped consolidate the authority of the central government.

Liberia’s 1997 elections took place while aspects of the peace agreement, particularly disarmament, were still being implemented. International supervision and the overwhelming desire of the people to move beyond conflict contributed to broad acceptance of the outcome.

Likewise, the Democratic Republic of Congo conducted national elections in 2006 before the complete implementation of the Pretoria Accord and the full reintegration of armed groups. International support and careful planning helped facilitate a peaceful transition.

These examples do not suggest that incomplete implementation of peace agreements is ideal. Rather, they demonstrate that elections can become a powerful instrument for consolidating peace, provided there is sufficient political commitment, effective security arrangements, and broad public confidence.

Democracy Requires Trust:

The credibility of any election depends not only on the casting of ballots but also on the integrity of the entire process. South Sudan’s elections must therefore be guided by the principles of fairness, inclusivity, transparency, and equal political participation. Political parties should be free to campaign peacefully, citizens must be able to express their views without intimidation, and electoral institutions should operate independently and professionally. Equally important, security agencies must guarantee the safety of voters, candidates, and election officials alike.

The implementation of key provisions of the Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS), particularly those relating to security arrangements, unified forces, and the protection of civic and political space, would further strengthen public confidence in the electoral process.

Overcoming Financial Challenges:

Another concern often raised is the financial cost of organizing elections. Credible elections require significant resources, especially in post-conflict environments. However, international experience demonstrates that financial constraints need not become barriers to democracy.

Many countries have relied on partnerships with the United Nations, the African Union, regional organizations, and international development partners to provide technical assistance, election monitoring, voter registration support, and logistical resources. Governments have also adopted practical approaches such as prioritizing essential electoral activities, conducting certain operations in phases, and utilizing existing administrative structures to reduce costs.

Afghanistan, for example, received substantial donor support while the government financed key local operations. Liberia and the Democratic Republic of Congo similarly benefited from coordinated international assistance that enabled them to conduct successful elections.

South Sudan can adopt a similar model by combining domestic resource mobilization with international support. Through cooperation with the United Nations, the African Union, IGAD, and other development partners, our country can secure the necessary resources to conduct credible elections without compromising other national priorities.

Building Peace Through the Ballot Box:

Our nation has endured decades of struggle, sacrifice, and resilience. The people of South Sudan deserve a future defined not by violence, but by dialogue, democratic competition, and the peaceful transfer of power. Elections should not be viewed as a source of division, but as an opportunity to renew our social contract, strengthen national unity, and reinforce the legitimacy of our institutions.

The 2010 elections and the 2011 referendum remind us that democracy is not merely a political exercise; it is a vehicle through which nations realize their highest aspirations. Just as those elections paved the way for our independence, the forthcoming elections can help consolidate peace, strengthen our institutions, and secure a stable and prosperous future for generations to come.

The responsibility now rests with all political actors, civil society organizations, religious leaders, youth, women, and the international community to support a peaceful and credible electoral process. Democracy is not the destination; it is the journey by which a people continuously shape their own future.

Let us therefore embrace elections not as a challenge to peace, but as one of its strongest pillars. A fair, just, and transparent election will not only choose our leaders—it will affirm the sovereignty of our people and strengthen the foundations of a united, peaceful, and prosperous South Sudan.

Stephen Dhieu Dau
Member of the SPLM - PB
and Former Minister of Finance
Malakal, South Sudan
5 June 2026

Hon. Daniel Kuol Ayulo has already started his usual business under heavy protection of his allies According to a source...
30/05/2026

Hon. Daniel Kuol Ayulo has already started his usual business under heavy protection of his allies

According to a source who spoke to the Watchdog Press on condition of anonymity, Hon. Daniel Kuol Ayulo took 10 million dollars last night to the Nile Comfort Hotel and handed it over to his corruption scheme called YasMark Ltd Company.

YasMark Ltd. is linked to Hon. Daniel Kuol Ayulo and is known for its involvement in fake contracts in Juba, South Sudan.

On the other hand, Yasmark Ltd. is owned by an Arab Sudanese businessman with strong links to Hon. Daniel Kuol, whose primary objectives are extortion and cheating.

During his tenure as the First Undersecretary in the Ministry of Finance and Planning, Kuol Daniel Ayulo offered many fake contracts to Yasmark as a shadowy means of enriching himself.

Nevertheless, in the last two days, Minister Daniel Kuol Ayulo is confirmed to have covertly paid 15 million dollars to YasMark Ltd. as a means of siphoning resources into his offshore accounts.

We call on the Presidency especially Vice President of Economic Cluster to remove Minister Kuol Ayulo before he causes generational economical damages.

Watchdog Press – Watching Your Future

Undersecretary of Defense General Gregory Vasilis has been confirmed to have secretly reconciled with General Akol Koor ...
30/05/2026

Undersecretary of Defense General Gregory Vasilis has been confirmed to have secretly reconciled with General Akol Koor Kuc.

This reconciliation has prompted General Gregory Vasilis, also known as Deng Kuach Aduol, to engage key influential figures around his brother-in-law, President Salva Kiir Mayardit, who are expected to ensure General Akol Koor’s freedom as soon as possible.

The reconciliation has already yielded results as part of a political alignment involving General Akol Koor’s loyal associate, Captain Joseph Lang Deng Maluil, who has reportedly been proposed for installation as Pipeline Managing Director in the Ministry of Petroleum despite being semi-literate and having a highly questionable record of corruption.

According to sources who spoke to Madina Juba on condition of anonymity, General Gregory Deng Kuach Aduol personally used his recent reconciliation with General Akech Tong Aleu to impose Joseph Lang Deng Maluil on the Ministry of Petroleum as Pipeline Managing Director.

It has also been confirmed that General Akech Tong Aleu ordered the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Petroleum to appoint Joseph Lang Deng Maluil as Pipeline Managing Director, as directed by the President’s influential and allegedly greedy brother-in-law.

On the other hand, Lang Deng is described as functionally illiterate, while his claimed academic qualifications remain questionable because he is considered a master manipulator. He was reportedly among the supporters of General Akol Koor who collected money and plots of land from individuals and organizations in exchange for arranging meetings with General Akol Koor, as well as securing jobs, employment opportunities, and contracts for desperate applicants. These individuals allegedly contributed to General Akol Koor’s severe problems before abandoning him. Only a few people are now said to remain loyal to him.

There are growing calls for the President to intervene and stop this alleged manipulative appointment because the position is supposed to be held by an engineer with relevant high qualifications and at least 8 to 12 years of work experience, not an alleged thief in military uniform who simultaneously operates as a trader in the market while gambling with jobs that require qualified professionals.

🚨 The United States government is imposing a 21-DAY ISOLATION PERIOD ON THE CONGOLESE NATIONAL TEAM to eliminate any ris...
23/05/2026

🚨 The United States government is imposing a 21-DAY ISOLATION PERIOD ON THE CONGOLESE NATIONAL TEAM to eliminate any risk of Ebola contamination! The team will need to adjust its schedule, remaining isolated in a secure health bubble before travelling to the US for the World Cup. 😳 (🗞️ ESPN)

FDP confirms Changson’s resignation, names Cirillo Thon as new leaderThe Federal Democratic Party (FDP) has announced th...
23/05/2026

FDP confirms Changson’s resignation, names Cirillo Thon as new leader

The Federal Democratic Party (FDP) has announced that Gabriel Changson Chang resigned from the party’s chairmanship and membership before attending a meeting in Tanzania involving non-signatories to the Revitalized Peace Agreement.

In a statement, the party said the resignation was accepted under the FDP constitution, with First Deputy Chairman Cirillo Thon Riing taking over the leadership.

The FDP clarified that Changson no longer represents the party in any capacity and reaffirmed its commitment to the R-ARCSS peace agreement and the South Sudan Opposition Alliance (SSOA) under Josephine Lago Yanga.

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