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07/03/2025

🚨Breaking News: President Salva Kiir has sacked governor of Jonglei State, Majoub Biel and appointed Riak G*i Kok as the new governor.

18/01/2025

BREAKING: Al Salam FC (Aweil) Strengthens Squad with New Players

Salam FC (Aweil) has officially registered three new players to enhance their squad ahead of their upcoming match.

Kuol Manyang, the Secretary General for Al Salam FC, announced the registration of Captain John Agak Deng Achuil, a midfielder, Captain Chuong James Ruot, a defender, and Juma Athian, a former player for the South Sudan National Under-23 team.

These strategic additions are aimed at boosting the team's performance as they prepare to face Holy Family FC (Rumbek) tomorrow in the South Sudan Premier League.

The club is looking to make a strong impression in the league with these significant player registrations.

17/01/2025

President Kiir calls for calm over alleged atrocities committed by the Sudanese Armed Forces against South Sudanese civilians in Madani, Al Gezira State

16/01/2025

BREAKING NEWS: Unrest in Juba as Citizens Target Sudanese Shops

Tensions have escalated in Juba as angered South Sudanese citizens took to the streets, destroying shops owned by Sudanese nationals in apparent retaliation for the recent brutal killings of South Sudanese citizens in Wad Medani, Sudan. No casualties or injuries have been reported at the scene.

The unrest, marked by widespread frustration and grief, has seen clashes between protestors and security forces. Reports indicate that government forces are firing shots in the air in an attempt to disperse the crowds and restore order.

This development highlights the growing anger among South Sudanese citizens over the treatment of their compatriots in Sudan and raises questions about how the government will address the underlying grievances.

Further updates to follow.

16/01/2025

Former Chief Administrator Hon. Gola Boyoi Gola Urged the Youth of Murilei Community In Pibor to remain calm following the Today’s protest Organized by Angry Youth who decry for the removal of their leaders.

This according to the Document seen by the Media signed by The Former Chief. 👇

“I urge the youth and the people of the Greater Pibor Administrative Area to remain calm. We must respect the decisions made by our President, H.E. Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardiit. He is the same president who supported me in becoming the Chairperson of the South Sudan Youth Union and later entrusted me with the responsibilities of Chief Administrator of the Greater Pibor Administrative Area.

These roles are testaments to the President's faith in me, and I am humbled by his trust.

I also urge the organized forces to maintain the peace and order we have worked so hard to achieve.

Furthermore, I call upon the people of the Greater Pibor Administrative Area to support and cooperate with the newly appointed Chief Administrator, as our unity is essential during this critical time.”

16/01/2025

Vice President Taban Deng's Warning About Khartoum Proves Prophetic as Crisis Deepens

When His Excellency Vice President Taban Deng G*i boldly declared, "There is no government in Khartoum," his words were met with skepticism and, for some, outright dismissal. However, recent events in Sudan have validated his warning, as the ongoing crisis in Khartoum spirals out of control.

At the time of his statement, many dismissed his remarks as an exaggeration or misunderstood his intentions. The Vice President's candid observation was a stark reflection of the fragile state of governance in Sudan, but few heeded his cautionary words.

Today, the reality has become clear. The situation in Khartoum has deteriorated to unprecedented levels, with widespread conflict, political instability, and a humanitarian disaster looming over the region. The breakdown of law and order has left countless Sudanese citizens struggling to survive amid chaos.

South Sudanese citizens and officials are now reflecting on Vice President Taban Deng's warning with a mixture of regret and respect. As one citizen put it, "When he said it, we didn’t take it seriously. Now we see the truth. It’s too late."

The unfolding crisis in Sudan serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of listening to leadership and addressing warnings before they become grim realities. For South Sudan, the focus now turns to ensuring that the lessons learned from Khartoum’s collapse guide efforts to foster peace and stability at home.

16/01/2025

‘I Did Not Resign,’ Traffic Police DG Kon John Denies Trending Resignation Letter

The Director General of South Sudan Traffic Police Services, Maj. Gen Kon Joh has refuted social reports making the rounds on social media platforms indicating his resignation from his duties. This is according to the report by SSBC Journalist, Becky Akuindiik Abiem.

He clarified that the reports are false and described them as forged information intended to mislead the public.

Maj. Gen. Kon John reaffirmed his commitment to his duties and urged the public to disregard the baseless rumors.

16/01/2025

Breaking News: South Sudanese and Sudanese Stage Peaceful Protests Over Killing of South Sudanese

The South Sudanese citizens have organized a peaceful demonstration in response to the atrocities committed by the Sudanese Army (SAF) after they recaptured the strategic city of Wad Medani, the capital of Al Jazirah State.

Citizens call on the international community to take swift action against inhumane practices in Sudan.

📸 ANA

16/01/2025

Protests erupt in Pibor over the removal of Chief Administrator Gola Boyoi

Protests have broken out in Pibor following President Kiir’s decision to remove Gola Boyoi as the Chief Administrator of the Greater Pibor Administrative Area. Gola was replaced by Peter Gozulu in a decree issued late last night.

The reason for Gola’s dismissal remains unclear, especially as he had only served nine months in the role. Analysts speculate that his removal could be linked to his close ties with Akol Koor Kuch, the former Director General of the Internal Security Bureau, who was ousted last year after reportedly falling out with the president.

The decision has sparked dissatisfaction among local citizens, many of whom have expressed support for Gola’s leadership.

16/01/2025

BREAKING NEWS🚨

EAC Chairperson HE William Ruto Condemns Attacks on Civilians in Sudan

Nairobi, Kenya — The Chairperson of the East African Community (EAC), His Excellency William Samoei Ruto, has strongly condemned the ongoing killings and attacks targeting East African civilians and other individuals of African descent in Sudan.

In a statement issued earlier today, HE Ruto described the violence as “unacceptable and inhumane,” urging the leadership of Sudan’s Sovereign Council to take immediate and decisive action. “The killing of innocent civilians is a grave violation of human rights and the principles we stand for as a continent,” Ruto declared.

HE Ruto further called on General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, the leader of Sudan’s Sovereign Council, to publicly denounce the violence and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice without delay. “The Sudanese leadership must act swiftly to protect civilians and hold perpetrators accountable. Justice cannot wait while lives are being lost,” he added.

The crisis in Sudan, marked by escalating violence and unrest, has drawn widespread condemnation from the international community. The situation has resulted in thousands of deaths, massive displacement, and a growing humanitarian crisis, with civilians often bearing the brunt of the conflict.

Ruto emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration among African leaders to address the crisis, urging them to prioritize the safety and security of all civilians in the region. “As a community, we cannot remain silent. The dignity and lives of our people must be safeguarded at all costs,” he stated.

The East African Community, under Ruto’s leadership, has pledged to work closely with regional and international partners to support efforts to restore peace and stability in Sudan.

As the conflict continues to unfold, the world is watching closely, hoping for a swift resolution to the violence that has ravaged Sudan and affected countless lives.

16/01/2025

🔴 South Sudan: MSF Strongly Condemns Armed Attack on its Healthcare Workers in Nasir County

Upper Nile, SOUTH SUDAN (January 16, 2025) – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) strongly condemns the armed attack on two of its clearly marked boats on the afternoon of Wednesday, 15 January 2025 in Upper Nile State, South Sudan. The boats carrying six MSF staff members were sailing on the river back to Ulang after delivering essential medical supplies to Nasir County Hospital. This attack puts the safety of humanitarian workers at risk and disrupts the delivery of critical medical aid to those in need.

Unidentified gunmen opened fire on the boats, forcing the MSF staff to jump into the river and swim to safety in a nearby village. One staff member sustained an injury while escaping the attack and is currently receiving medical treatment. While all staff have safely arrived in Ulang, this attack is a serious violation of humanitarian principles and international law.

“Such attacks on healthcare workers are unacceptable and highlight the volatile environment in which humanitarian organisations operate in South Sudan,” says Zakaria Mwatia, MSF head of mission in South Sudan. “The people living in Nasir and Ulang counties already face limited access to healthcare and the impact of such violence further jeopardises the delivery of essential medical services, placing them at increased risk.”

As a result of this attack, MSF has been forced to suspend all movements for outreach activities in Nasir and Ulang Counties. MSF calls for immediate measures to ensure the safety and protection of humanitarian workers and the unimpeded delivery of essential medical care to those in need.

~Médecins Sans Frontières/MSF South Sudan

16/01/2025

Police deployed amid protests over alleged killings of South Sudanese nationals by Sudanese army in Wad Madeni

Police have reportedly been deployed at the Juba University roundabout and other key routes leading to the Sudanese Embassy near J1 in Juba.

The increased security presence is aimed at preventing protests planned by outraged South Sudanese citizens following the reported killing of their compatriots by the Sudan Armed Forces in Wad Medani, Al Gezira State.

The protest, organized in response to the tragic incident, is set to take place outside the Sudanese Embassy in Juba. Authorities are yet to comment on the situation.

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