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14/07/2025

Please just take two minutes for your benefit to read through about ABABA GROUP LIMITED.

The pictures shared below are belong to company's main office/center, known by the name WHITE HOUSE.

Brief Company Profile

INTRODUCTION

ABABA GROUP LIMITED, a South Sudanese proprietorship company purely owned by South Sudanese and headquartered at White House - Kabu South along Luri Highway Central Equatoria State.

Ababa Group Limited is a comprehensive business entity that encompasses logistics, clearance, and forwarding services, tourism and hospitality, procurement, construction, agribusiness, information technology, property management, and real estate development.

Ababa Group Limited is committed to upholding ethical standards and demonstrating unwavering dedication to its professional, social responsibilities and objectives. The company firmly believes in the significance of building strong relationships at all levels of businesses.

Over the years, we have diversified our services to encompass logistics, clearance and forwarding agent, Tourism and Hospitality, Procurement, construction, agribusiness, ICT, property management, and real estate development company established in the Republic of South Sudan.

We are honest, hardworking, very dedicated, committed to achieving our professional responsibilities and goals, and believes in relationship building at every level of life.

MISSION

Our mission is to provide our clients with competitive and premium quality services. We aim to enhance the reputation of our brands with clients and contractors by consistently delivering exceptional results. We strive for growth through innovative ideas, new products, and strategic partnerships. Additionally, we prioritize continuous improvement of our business processes to ensure prompt and efficient service delivery and client satisfaction.

VISION

Our vision is to become the preferred construction, agribusiness, ICT, property management, and real estate development company, as well as a trading and supplier partner for oil and gas equipment and services in the East Africa region.

VALUES

Safety is of paramount importance to us, and we strive to be a socially responsible corporate citizen. We prioritize the well-being of our employees and stakeholders and respect the environment in which we operate.

Technical Man Power Supply

We supply technical manpower for Oil and Gas industry and ICT network both software and Hardware equipment, mansion, welders’ jobs for installation maintenance.

The following assets owned by the firm.
1. A very expert teams of manpower for both planning and ex*****on of different engineering projects.

We believe

We value the collective efforts, demonstrate integrity in all we do, commit to reliable delivery and we encourage questioning mind. We believe in quality and timely completion of projects.

Quality is never an incident; it is always the result of high Intention, sincere efforts, intelligent direction and skill full ex*****on; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives.

Contact +211912347777/ +211912327777

THANK YOU!

13/07/2025

The best of Collo Kingdom Dance as a school girls tilted side by side to demonstrate the calmness, happiness and their love about their culture ♥️

Copyright: ©️ I don’t owned the Music in the background of the video.

Video: Alfred A.Alewdit

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13/07/2025

Makem Aguer Agoron delivered an explanation about the twisted situation in our country.

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13/07/2025

Martin Elia Lomuro finally tied knot as they are dancing 💃 🕺 Nuer cultural songs.

don't copyright of the song in the background.

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08/07/2025

Press Statement

For Immediate Release

8thJuly 2025

Official Statement on the Arrival of Third-Country Nationals and South Sudanese Deported from the United States of America to South Sudan

1. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation wishes to provide the following statement regarding the recent arrival of third-country nationals and one South Sudanese deported from the United States of America to South Sudan.

2. On 5th July 2025, eight (8) individuals including one South Sudanese arrived at Juba International Airport following standard deportation procedures undertaken by the Government of the United States of America.

3. In line with its sovereign responsibilities and established procedures, the Government of the Republic of South Sudan received these individuals through the appropriate national institutions. They are currently in Juba under the care of the relevant authorities, who are screening them and ensuring their safety and well-being, in accordance with South Sudanese laws and applicable international norms and practices.

4. This development comes in the context of ongoing bilateral engagement between the Republic of South Sudan and the United States of America. As part of a broader framework of cooperation, both countries continue to engage constructively and with good faith on a range of matters, including political, economic, investment, security, humanitarian, and consular-related issues, among others. This engagement aims at normalizing

5. relations, deepening bilateral cooperation and addressing issues of mutual concern and interest.

6. The Government of South Sudan recalls with appreciation the longstanding support extended by the United States during the country’s struggle for self-determination, the 2011 referendum, and our post-independence development. In the spirit of mutual respect, support, understanding and solidarity, South Sudan responded positively to a request from the U.S. authorities as a gesture of goodwill, humanitarian cooperation, and commitment to mutual interests.

7. This careful and well-studied decision reflects the Republic of South Sudan’s enduring commitment to the principles of international cooperation and humanitarian responsibility. It also acknowledges the shared historical, political, and liberation linkages between South Sudan and the countries of origin of some of the deportees.

8. It is important to underscore that the Government of South Sudan maintains a strong commitment to the dignity and protection of its people, and sovereign territorial integrity. This includes its nationals returning under any circumstances, as well as persons with recognized links to South Sudan.

9. In conclusion, the Government of South Sudan reiterates its full and strong commitment to the fundamental reality and fact that its highest obligation and responsibility remains to the beloved people of South Sudan. It will continue to uphold national interests, adhere to the rule of law, international obligations and norms.

10. The Government of the Republic of South Sudan will continue to pursue partnerships that support peace, development, mutual benefit, and effective international cooperation.

End of Statement

07/07/2025

Breaking News 🚨🚨
President Salva Kiir relieved Pibor Chief Peter Guzulu, and reappoints Gola Boyoi as Chief Administrator Greater Pibor area.

07/07/2025

Breaking news 🚨🚨
President Salva kiir relieved chief of defence Paul Nang Majok and appointed Dau Aturjong as chief of defence forces.

07/07/2025

The beef between LEER TV, LEER EYE and Naam Studio is normal since they’re shouting just from unity state!
Let’s remain calm they’ll dialogue themselves.

04/07/2025

PRESS STATEMENT
For Immediate Release
Date: July 4, 2025

A Response to Hon. Elia Lomuro’s Reckless Remarks and a Strong Warning to the SPLM-IG on the Fate of the Revitalized Agreement

The SPLM-IO National Committee on Foreign Relations expresses its profound shock and deep disappointment at the recent statement made by Hon. Elia Lomuro, a senior official in the Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity (RTGoNU), who irresponsibly downplayed the gravity of the illegal arrest and detention of H.E. Dr. Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon, First Vice President of the Republic and Chairman of the SPLM-IO.

Elia Lomuro’s public assertion that the implementation of the Revitalized Agreement is "progressing normally" is not only false, but also dangerously misleading. His remarks amount to a betrayal of the peace process and a deliberate attempt to misinform the public and the international community. This level of dishonesty coming from a senior official in a government of national unity is unacceptable.

Let it be made unequivocally clear: there is no functional implementation of the Revitalized Agreement. The following reasons expose the deliberate distortion and misrepresentation of facts in Lomuro’s statement:

1. SPLM-IG Mobilizing for War:

While Lomuro was addressing the press, the SSPDF was actively conscripting youth by force and loading them onto military cargo planes en route to Nasir and Ulang—clear evidence that SPLM-IG is preparing for a full-scale military offensive on SPLM-IO positions. These are not actions of a government committed to peace.

2. Documented Violations by RJMEC:

The RJMEC, in its formal reply to our letter, acknowledged repeated violations of the Revitalized Agreement. It is shocking that Lomuro would deny such violations when the very monitoring body tasked with overseeing implementation admits that the peace deal is being undermined.

3. Collapse of Government Functionality:

Since the illegal detention of the First Vice President, the Council of Ministers and the Presidency have not convened for over three months. How can there be talk of implementation when the highest institutions of governance are not functioning?

4. Illegal Committees Are Not Implementation:

The establishment of ad hoc or illegally constituted committees cannot substitute for the legal provisions of the Revitalized Agreement. Implementation must be guided by consensus and legality, not by unilateral imposition.

5. Parliament Has Been Paralyzed:

The national legislature has not operated since December 2024. No bills have been initiated, debated, or enacted to fulfill the mandates of the Agreement. The absence of legislative progress is a fatal blow to any claim of ongoing implementation.

6. Lomuro’s Track Record of Division and Hatred:

This is the same individual who labeled Nuer counties as "hostile" and "friendly," sowing tribal discord and undermining national unity. He continues to be part of a sanctioned elite that thrives in the protection of guarded compounds, detached from the suffering of everyday citizens.

7. Economic Paralysis and Delayed Salaries:

The entire workforce has gone unpaid. Civil servants and soldiers alike are struggling to survive. South Sudan cannot secure international support, including loans from the World Bank, precisely because it has reneged on the peace deal.

8. Widespread Insecurity:

Conflict is spreading across the country due to SPLM-IG’s deliberate aggression and targeting of SPLM-IO forces. The situation is deteriorating by the day, and no false narrative can conceal this fact.

9. Our Commitment and Warning:

SPLM-IO has exercised the highest level of restraint and continues to command its forces to uphold the Revitalized Agreement. However, our goodwill must not be mistaken for weakness. We will not sit idle while the Agreement is sabotaged, our leadership imprisoned, and our people pushed into renewed war. We are capable, ready, and resolved to defend our rights and the lives of our people if this aggression does not stop and our Chairman is not released.

Final Note:

Peace is not maintained by propaganda. It is preserved through good faith, justice, and adherence to the commitments made in the Revitalized Agreement. If SPLM-IG continues this path of provocation and dishonesty, the burden of blame for the collapse of the Agreement will fall squarely on its shoulders.

Hon. Reath Muoch Tang, MP
Acting Chairperson, National Committee on Foreign Relations SPLM-IO
Contact:[email protected]

02/07/2025

PRESS STATEMENT
Date: July 1, 2025

No Rift Within SPLM-IO – A Response to RJMEC's Statement
The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-in-Opposition (SPLM-IO) wishes to categorically refute recent claims made by the Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC), suggesting that there is a rift within the SPLM-IO that requires urgent reconciliation.

There is no internal rift within the SPLM-IO. What is being falsely portrayed as division is merely the defection of a handful of individuals, facilitated and encouraged by the SPLM-In-Government (SPLM-IG) under the leadership of Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit. These individuals are being used as political tools in a calculated attempt to undermine the peace process and distort the unity and credibility of the SPLM-IO.

This subversive strategy has been in play long before the unlawful arrest and continued detention of H.E. Dr. Riek Machar Teny, the First Vice President of the Republic of South Sudan and Chairman of SPLM-IO. It is part of a broader campaign to abrogate the Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS) by weakening genuine stakeholders committed to its full implementation.

The SPLM-IO also expresses deep concern over the apparent departure of RJMEC from its core mandate. Rather than serving as an impartial body tasked with monitoring and verifying the implementation of the peace agreement, RJMEC has sadly turned into a passive observer, seemingly more focused on job security than on fulfilling its solemn duty to safeguard peace and stability in South Sudan.

The SPLM-IO continues to demand the unconditional release of H.E. Dr. Riek Machar Teny and all SPLM-IO political detainees. Their release is not only a matter of justice but also a critical step toward restoring public confidence in the peace process and ensuring the agreement is implemented in both letter and spirit.

Hon. Reath Muoch Tang, MP
Acting Chairperson, National Committee on Foreign Relations, SPLM-IO

29/06/2025

The historical list of the SPLA /SPLM commanders after 1991 split and merging of
the two SPLA (SPLA –Torit and SPLA Nasir factions):

1. Cdr Dr. John Garang De Mabior
2. Cdr Salva Kiir Mayardit
3. Cdr Dr. Riek Machar Teny Dhurgon
4. Cdr James Wani Igga
5. Cdr Daniel Awet Akot
6. Cdr Kuol Manyang Juuk
7. Cdr Lual Diing Wol
8. Cdr Stephen Duol Chuol
9. Cdr Pagan Amum Okiech
10. Cdr Deng Alor Kuol
11. Cdr John Kong Nyuon
12. Cdr Abdel; Aziz Adam El Hilu
13. Cdr Samuel Abujohn Kabashi
14. Cdr Nhial Deng Nhial
15. Cdr Malik Agar Eyre
16. Cdr Stephen Madut Baak
17. Cdr Bona Bang Dhol
18. Cdr Elijah Malok Aleng
19. Cdr Cagai Atem Biar
20. Cdr Mark Machiec Magok
21. Cdr Kuot Deng Kuot
22. Cdr Anthony Bol Madut
23. Cdr Akec Koc Acieu
24. Cdr Peter Wal Athieu
25. Cdr Oyai Deng Ajak
26. Cdr Dominic Dim Deng
27. Cdr Salva Mathok Geng
28. Cdr Bior Ajang Duot
29. Cdr David Dual Palek
30. Cdr Daniel Deng Monydit
31. Cdr Garang Mabil Deng
32. Cdr Gier Chuang Aluong
33. Cdr Majak Agot Atem
34. Cdr James Hoth Mai
35. Cdr Obuto Mamur Mete
36. Cdr Biar Atem Ajang
37. Cdr Kennedy Gayin Ngare
38. Cdr Joseph Akech Aciek
39. Cdr Pieng Deng Kuol
40. Cdr George Athor Deng
41. Cdr Paul Malong Awan
42. Cdr Santo Ayang Deng
43. Cdr Justin Yac Arop
44. Cdr Ayuen Alier Jongroor
45. Cdr Wilson Deng Kuoirot
46. Cdr Patrick Ayiteng Lotwa
47. Cdr Daniel Ayual Makoi
48. Cdr Edward Lino Abiei
49. Cdr Kuol Dim Kuol
50. Cdr Scopas Loboro Kenyi
51. Cdr Daniel Kodi Anjelo
52. Cdr Ismail Khamis Jalab
53. Cdr Peter Longole Kuam
54. Cdr Thomas Cirilo Swaka
55. Cdr Jadalla Augustino Jada
56. Cdr Elias Waya Nyipuoc
57. Cdr Yusif Kara Haruon
58. Cdr Telephone Kuku Abujala
59. Cdr James Ajongo Mawut
60. Cdr Jok Reng Magot
61. Cdr Michael Majok Ayom
62. Cdr William Deng Garang
63. Cdr Stephen Anyak Chol
64. Cdr Dr. Dau Aleer Abit
65. Cdr Telar Ring Takpiny
66. Cdr Mading Deng Kuol
67. Cdr John Ayii Manyok
68. Cdr Akuei Deng Akuei
69. Cdr Jurkuc Barac Jurkuc
70. Cdr Malony Akau Nai
71. Cdr Abraham Jok Aring
72. Cdr Dr. Akol Diing Duot
73. Cdr Dr. Atem Nathan Riak
74. Cdr Dr. Achol Marial Deng
75. Cdr Dr. Majok Yak Majok
76. Cdr Louis Aliardo Paul
77. Cdr Mayom Deng Biar
78. Cdr Kuol Mayen Mading
79. Cdr Arok Isaiah Angeth
80. Cdr Chol G*i Arok
81. Cdr G*i Manyang Dot
82. Cdr Paul Garang Deng
83. Cdr Matur Chut Dhuol
84. Cdr Wuor Mabior Deng
85. Cdr Maciek Akucpiir Cayar
86. Cdr Peter Mading Duor
87. Cdr Malek Ruben Riak
88. Cdr John Mayik Jaw
89. Cdr Malual Ayom Dor
90. Cdr Ateny Ajak Makur
91. Cdr Ayuel Jogak Deng
92. Cdr Mangar Buong Alueng
93. Cdr Francis Nyacidi Kukuol
94. Cdr Babur Meze Dorongo
95. Cdr Chol Thon Balok
96. Cdr Gabriel Jok Riak
97. Cdr Andrea Dominic Safar
98. Cdr Angelo Taban Biajo
99. Cdr Bullen Ayuen Mabior
100. Cdr Taban Deng G*i
101. Cdr Peter Bol Kong
102. Cdr John Luk Jok
103. Cdr Maker Deng Malou
104. Cdr Edward Achuiny Dau
105. Cdr Yar Chuol Ruei
106. Cdr Peter Parnyang Daniel
107. Cdr Pargol O. Alan
108. Cdr Benjamin Majak Dau
109. Cdr Johnson Gony Biliu
110. Cdr James Malith Gatluak
111. Cdr Moses Chot Riek
112. Cdr Charles Lam Chol
113. Cdr Gabriel Maluth Kueth
114. Cdr Peter Kuol Thiep
115. Cdr Abiel Chan Anyang
116. Cdr Paul Topic Liet
117. Cdr Philip Chol Biowei
118. Cdr James Yol Kuol
119. Cdr Marial Chanuong Yol
120. Cdr Akuei Adal Akuei
121. Cdr Dau Aturjong Nyuol
122. Cdr Bol Akot Bol
123. Cdr Charles Madut Akol
124. Cdr Santino Deng Wol
125. Cdr Butros Bol Bol
126. Cdr Joseph Natio Awan
127. Cdr Kitchener Motan Alan
128. Cdr Jacob Miyar Miyen
129. Cdr Thiik Aciek Hol
130. Cdr Aciek Anot Deng
131. Cdr Chol Aleer Abit
132. Cdr Marcel Stephen Babanen
133. Cdr Malual Majok Chiengkuac
134. Cdr Kur Kuol Ajiu
135. Cdr Lual Chol Dhol
136. Cdr David Manyok Barac
137. Cdr Angelo Jongkuc Jol
138. Cdr James Koang Chuol
139. Cdr Kuol Deng Abot
140. Cdr Michael Manoah Kot
141. Cdr Richard Babiro Mark
142. Cdr Marcello Otwari Dominic
143. Cdr Garang Akok Adut
144. Cdr Dr. Lueth Garang Kuany
145. Cdr Dr. Henry Makeny Dhieu
146. Cdr Tuar Alier Ajak
147. Cdr Mac Paul Kuol Awar
148. Cdr Samson Mabior Lual
149. Cdr Bol Angara Dut
150. Cdr Garang Bul Pager
151. Cdr Kiir Garang De Kuek
152. Cdr Magok Magok Deng
153. Cdr Ajak Deng Biar
154. Cdr Deng Tong Jok
155. Cdr Deng Kuot Nyang
156. Cdr Arop Mayak Monytoc
157. Cdr Monydhang Deng Kuol
158. Cdr Santino Ajiu Dau
159. Cdr Zamba Michael Duku
160. Cdr Philip Lomodong Lako
161. Cdr Festo Kumba
162. Cdr Kizikia Ruei Puot
163. Cdr Daniel Kongor Aruai
164. Cdr Assai Osman Assai
165. Cdr Thon Duop Bol
166. Cdr John Mayar Mayiik
167. Cdr Aleu Ayieny Aleu
168. Cdr Akot Deng Akot
169. Cdr Dr. Pius Vincent Subek
170. Cdr Abraham Wani Yona
171. Cdr Philip Thon Leek
172. Cdr Edward Friday Lado
173. Cdr George Garang Deng
174. Cdr Martin Ohuro Okeruk
175. Cdr Okech Alaak Okech
176. Cdr Martin Gumwel Mabior
177. Cdr Elesio Emor Ojetok
178. Cdr Francis Atada Kerubino
179. Cdr Louis Lobong Lojore
180. Cdr George Echom Ekeno
181. Cdr Deng Akecak Jok
182. Cdr Elijah Biar Kuol
183. Cdr Mabior Kuir Maketh
184. Cdr Samuel Ojuku Kur
185. Cdr Deng Rokdit Mayar
186. Cdr Majier Deng Kur
187. Cdr Ajak Yen Alier
188. Cdr Chol Biar Ngang
189. Cdr Ajak Arok Mabior
190. Cdr Michael Nyang Jok
191. Cdr Dr. Sebur John Mansuk
192. Cdr Deng Arop Kuol
193. Cdr Beda Machar Deng
194. Cdr Kasiano Lopir Lodea
195. Cdr Mathew Mathou Deng
196. Cdr Kuong Danhier Gatluak
197. Cdr Thomas Duoth Guet
198. Cdr Maguek G*i Majak
199. Cdr David Reath Malual
200. Cdr James Gatiek Diar
201. Cdr Faustino Atem Koc
202. Cdr Simon Madit Ngor
203. Cdr Geatano Nyuol Atem
204. Cdr Philip Bipean Machar
205. Cdr William Manyang Mayak
206. Cdr Stephen Buoy Rolnyang
207. Cdr Deng Solomon Leek
208. Cdr Joh Akuany Mayen
209. Cdr Juma Baba Kaka
210. Cdr Ramadan Mathiang Akucjai
211. Cdr Mamer Makuac Kuol
212. Cdr Malual Aguer Diing
213. Cdr Moses Dhieu Kur
214. Cdr Rabbi Majunng Emannuel
215. Cdr Deng Leek Deng Majook
216. Cdr Zakaria Hakim Deng
217. Cdr Deng Manyang Leek
218. Cdr Aboi Arok Deng
219. Cdr Garang Mading Agok
220. Cdr Orbano Oyet Jobojobo
221. Cdr Paul Macuei Malot
222. Cdr Paul Mayom Akec
223. Cdr John Lat Zakaria
224. Cdr Johnson Juma Okot
225. Cdr Dhol Mathiang Dhol
226. Cdr Atem Aguang Atem
227. Cdr Malok Ring Kiir
228. Cdr Malok Atem Aguer
229. Cdr Ruben Thiong Atat
230. Cdr Isaiah Alier Deng
231. Cdr Edward G*i Garang
232. Cdr Moses Ngoth Jok
233. Cdr Lino Lukuac Pac
234. Cdr Kon Atem Biar
235. Cdr Andrew Kuei Mabil
236. Cdr Lueth Keer Ajak
237. Cdr Garang Ngang Abuoi
238. Cdr Abendigo Majak Barkuei
239. Cdr Natale Majak Lual
240. Cdr Louis Agany Deng
241. Cdr Achol Mading Mayen
242. Cdr Solomon Maker Deng
243. Cdr Peter Manyang Cikom
244. Cdr Lazarus Deutong Agot
245. Cdr Abraham Malok Kot
246. Cdr Bona Baak Bol
247. Cdr John Riak Alier
248. Cdr Garang Dut Ngor
249. Cdr Dut Yai Dut
250. Cdr Samuel Deng Deng
251. Cdr Albino Bol Akol
252. Cdr Michael Ngor Mabior
253. Cdr Aguer Kuac Dut
254. Cdr Mathiang Garem Deng
255. Cdr Emilio Aleu Wol
256. Cdr Garang Malong Koor
257. Cdr Angelo Chan Angara
258. Cdr Daniel Deng Akuot
259. Cdr Autiak Kuac Kuac
260. Cdr Joseph Akol Giir
261. Cdr Albino Ater Reec
262. Cdr Arkanjelo Athian Teng
263. Cdr Aquilino Atak Akech
264. Cdr Dok Machar Chol
265. Cdr John Lorech Lele
266. Cdr Morris Agany Wek
267. Cdr Maker Thiong Mal
268. Cdr Alpayo Dau Dut
269. Cdr Ateny Mayen Jok
270. Cdr Mayen Manyang Jok
271. Cdr Manyok Chan Madol
272. Cdr Gar Yuang Ajak
273. Cdr William Manyang Roor
274. Cdr Victor Majok Amecrot
275. Cdr Mario Mou Abiem
276. Cdr Kernyang Cier Dut
277. Cdr Luka Nyikero Majuc
278. Cdr Malual Kuir Ajak
279. Cdr Ateny Nyuon Yac
280. Cdr Akuei Lual Ajok
281. Cdr Kur Chol Bul
282. Cdr Gabriel G*i Riak
283. Cdr Philip Kot Wut
284. Cdr Daniel Deng Lual
285. Cdr Anei Angok Anei
286. Cdr Thiep Agot Deng
287. Cdr Morris Rehan Deng
288. Cdr Gabriel Elijah Agau
289. Cdr Isaiah Alier Machankok
290. Cdr Daniel Makur Dol
291. Cdr Bullen Panchol Awal
292. Cdr Ajith Akuei Awan
293. Cdr Thongjang Awak Thongjang
294. Cdr Majak Nhial Nyuon
295. Cdr John Along Ayur
296. Cdr Thon Abraham Luk
297. Cdr Mathew Mathiang Akucwel
298. Cdr Simon Mawien Agoth
299. Cdr Akuei Akuei Ajou
300. Cdr Michael Majur Aleer Deng
301. Cdr John Malith Monykuc
302. Cdr Chol Abraham Kuckon
303. Cdr Chol Lual Mac
304. Cdr Deng Awuou Ader
305. Cdr Deng Atem Apet
306. Cdr Joseph Mayen Akoon
307. Cdr Abraham Panchol Mac
308. Cdr Moses Majok Anyieth
309. Cdr Peter Dau Kuany
310. Cdr Joseph Gatluak Maluac
311. Cdr Peter Garang Angong
312. Cdr Monykuer Mayen Anei
313. Cdr Angon Ungom Chut
314. Cdr Mathew Aluong G*i
315. Cdr Malual Akol Ayiei
316. Cdr Kongor Reec Gak
317. Cdr Machar Geu Deng
318. Cdr Makuei Matheyo Ruei
319. Cdr Atem Duot Atem
320. Cdr Chol Alaak Ajak
321. Cdr Ajak Deng Reng
322. Cdr Nathaniel Mayen Chol
323. Cdr James Bol Nyok
324. Cdr Samuel Nhial Akot
325. Cdr James Thuc Akot
326. Cdr Bol Ador Ader
327. Cdr William Alier Kuer
328. Cdr Ajok Awuor Ajok
329. Cdr Alfred Nyal Chan
330. Cdr Simon Jok Dau
331. Cdr Mabil Chol Thiong
332. Cdr Ayuel Garang Deng
333. Cdr James Anyop Kuer
334. Cdr Joseph Duop Deng
335. Cdr Awer Garang Awer
336. Cdr John Garang Akoon
337. Cdr Dhieu Luac Akok
338. Cdr Abraham Machar Thiong
339. Cdr James Biel Ruot
340. Cdr Isaac Marol Mangok
341. Cdr John Garang Mayen
342. Cdr Kennedy Kot Thuc
343. Cdr Chuti Deng Thoot
344. Cdr John Mabut Arou
345. Cdr Garang Ngor Agany
346. Cdr Longocho Amaci Logodor
347. Cdr Mawut Wuoi Yuol
348. Cdr Lino Garang Malith
349. Cdr Samuel Deng Agok
350. Cdr Paulino Kon Dhieu
351. Cdr Victor Akok Anei
352. Cdr Daniel Deng Dau
353. Cdr Akol Alith Akuei
354. Cdr Machar Nhial Magok
355. Cdr Deng Akuei Kur
356. Cdr Maker Deng Mac
357. Cdr Ajak Gureec Anyang
358. Cdr Dhiak Chol Dhiak
359. Cdr James Aguer Arok
360. Cdr Louis Gatluak Luak
361. Cdr Abendigo Ajak Anyieth
362. Cdr Acho Deng Achol
363. Cdr Deng Kuot Guut
364. Cdr Kuol Ayuen Kuot
365. Cdr Manaseh Mac Anyieth
366. Cdr Dut Achuek Lual
367. Cdr Sebit William Garang
368. Cdr Deng Til Ayuen Kur
369. Cdr Luka Dut Yel
370. Cdr William Madut Deng
371. Cdr James Gatjiath Thoat
372. Cdr Garang Mayol Deng
373. Cdr Mam Chicko Loitko
374. Cdr Chokrac Alith Kudum
375. Cdr Abraham Jongroor Deng
376. Cdr Ayuen Garang Jok
377. Cdr Zakaria Atem Manyok
378. Cdr Abuoi Bul Dut
379. Cdr Zakaria Kuol Yak
380. Cdr Nyok Deng Tol
381. Cdr Deng Aleer Chol
382. Cdr Aciek Garang Mac
383. Cdr Mac G*i Kok
384. Cdr Jok Aleer Deng
385. Cdr Simon Manyuon Akol
386. Cdr Maggot Piok Keer
387. Cdr Michael Mabior Makuei
388. Cdr Simon Idingo Alani
389. Cdr Alier Mayak Kom
390. Cdr Manaseh Monyluak Ajuot
391. Cdr Khot Gak Atem
392. Cdr L*l Chol Wictuor
393. Cdr Morris Lokule Yoane
394. Cdr Francis Lotio Michael
395. Cdr Ayuen Alith Akuei
396. Cdr Robert Ewat Okimo
397. Cdr Pasqualle DImo Keer
398. Cdr West Yugulu Kayuku
399. Cdr Fancrasio Kueth Achuil
400. Cdr William Deng G*i
401. Cdr Daniel Koang Chol
402. Cdr Mohammed Siyeed Bazara
403. Cdr Marial Anhiem Marial
404. Cdr Jackson Tilian Garang
405. Cdr Isaiah chol Aruai
406. Cdr Atem Garang Deng
407. Cdr James Acuil Malith
408. Cdr Aleu Akecak Jok
409. Cdr Thiep Deng Thiep
410. Cdr Ayom Mac Jok
411. Cdr Madhor kuot Guut
412. Cdr Dr. Manyang Agoth Thon
413. Cdr Monyluak Alor Kuol
414. Cdr Francis Bol Ayom
415. Cdr Michael Makuei Lueth
416. Cdr Benjamin Bulek Agakic
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420. Cdr Dr. Valario Ahoy Ngong
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440. Cdr Scopas Juma Amba
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445. Cdr Diing Adim Adim
446. Cdr Mabior Runrac Lepiny
447. Cdr Rebecca Nyandeng Chol
448. Cdr Aluel Ayiei Chath
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451. Cdr Elijah Alier Ayom
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459. Cdr James Guek Nyoac
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462. Cdr Samuel Hoth Dak
463. Cdr Paul Aciek kon
464. Cdr Mohammed Sadiq Leek
465. Cdr Lual Tut Lual
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467. Cdr James Kok Ruea
468. Cdr Michael Top Yai
469. Cdr Peter Ruot Chuol
470. Cdr Peter Par Jiekuic
471. Cdr John Chuol Dhol
472. Cdr James Tut Thuoc
473. Cdr Peter Thok Chuol
474. Cdr Yasir Siyeed Arman
475. Cdr Daniel Deng Alony
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480. Cdr James Gatluak G*i
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483. Cdr George Gathuoy Thaak
484. Cdr Michael Chiangjiek Geay
485. Cdr James Nhial Wathkak
486. Cdr Stephen Chap Majuan
487. Cdr Joseph Mathok Thiep
488. Cdr Paul Dor Lampur
489. Cdr James Yak Dayiem
490. Cdr Stephen Gatgok Khor
491. Cdr Monyjok Mabil Deng
492. Cdr Alfred Deng Aluk
493. Cdr John Jok G*i
494. Cdr Jagood Mukwar Marada
495. Cdr Izzat Kuku Angelo
496. Cdr Adam Kodi
497. Cdr Simon Kallo Komi
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499. Cdr Ibrahim Almulfa Miri
500. Cdr Saed Kacho Komi
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503. Cdr Suliman Jabona Mohammed
504. Cdr Malid Hamood Angelo
505. Cdr Ezikiel Kuku Talodi
506. Cdr Musa Abdelbagi Fadul
507. Cdr Walid Hamid Mohammed
508. Cdr Lomle Kuwa El Nawai
509. Cdr Habil Katan Ariya
510. Cdr Bolish Sharir Jori
511. Cdr Philip Mundari Tutu
512. Cdr Ramadan Hassan Nimir
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524. Cdr Dafalla Adam El Mardhi
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526. Cdr Seif El Dowla Abdaraman Balu
527. Cdr Jafer Juma Mohammed
528. Cdr Ahmed Alomda Baada
529. Cdr Efisio Kon Uguak
530. Cdr Alfred Majok Madut
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532. Cdr Valentine Yak Kon
533. Cdr Andrea Mayar Achor
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536. Cdr Charles Kon Akot
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550. Cdr Michael Wicyic Wang
551. Cdr Jeremiah Kuol Chan
552. Cdr Mary Stephen Reat
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554. Cdr James Nguen Tuong
555. Cdr Michael Machar Nguen
556. Cdr Peter Gatkuoth Wan
557. Cdr John Koang Nyuon
558. Cdr Chan Babuoth Jobar
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560. Cdr John Buom Koryom
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565. Cdr Stephen Kueth Pathot
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567. Cdr Lawrence Lony Lueng
568. Cdr John Turuk Khor
569. Cdr Thomas Kerdol Thong
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572. Cdr Jacob Laweko Angasi
573. Cdr Elias Lino Jada
574. Cdr Faustino Ochan Lawrence
575. Cdr Mohammed Ahamed Omer
576. Cdr Dr. Ajak Bulen Alier
577. Cdr Robert Deng Garang
578. Cdr John Deng Reng
579. Cdr El Kana Gumlel Tiger
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581. Cdr Isaac Makur Buoc
582. Cdr Peter Gatwech Lual
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584. Cdr Tang Wal Lual
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598. Cdr Peter Gatbel Wei
599. Cdr Simon Luk Tem
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646. Cdr Daniel Marial Buot
647. Cdr Mama Zeineb Mangok Mabok
648. Cdr Kamilio Otwari Aliardo
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650. Cdr Edward Magot Zakayo
651. Cdr Anthony Lemi Mambe
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654. Cdr Richard Muzari Marila
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657. Cdr Tulio Odongi Ayahu
658. Cdr Gabriel Mathiang Rok
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660. Cdr Sarah Ayak Maketh
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663. Cdr Ajith Chol Atem
664. Cdr Victoria Adhardit Arop
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667. Cdr Achol Garang Adhuong
668. Cdr Dr. Alex Demitir
669. Cdr Remy Oller Itorong
670. Cdr Lazarus Lem Nicodimo
671. Cdr Dr. Margret Itto
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673. Cdr Michael Okwaki Rogers
674. Cdr Samuel Ohia Ademano
675. Cdr Angelo Odong Longing
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677. Cdr Daniel Rodolfo Ngbabala
678. Cdr John Taban Otino
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680. Cdr Emilio Igga El mas
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682. Cdr Atansio Okeny Lado
683. Cdr Michael Suro Yokwe
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686. Cdr Wani Nyambur Bogota
687. Cdr Jildo Oling Baranga
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689. Cdr Michael Robert kenyi
690. Cdr Peter Jirkis Jadan
691. Cdr Ambros Ngbaringibe Mutanwia
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693. Cdr Gibson Rajab Benaya
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733. Cdr James Ruei Deng
734. Cdr James Leek Machar
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747. Cdr Riek Moang Deng
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749. Cdr James Mut Riekah
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755. Cdr Marko Gabriel Tiberious
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766. Cdr Osman Mathoat Dhuong
767. Cdr Kur Yai Nyop
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769. Cdr Michael Pajok Nyok
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774. Cdr Korok Nyal Lokoriyo
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776. Cdr Monjor Kolong Korok
777. Cdr Ngot Maperdit Thiik
778. Cdr Jok Dau Kachuol
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