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26/07/2026

Police Late Gen. Achuil Tito Madut

General Achuil Tito Madut was a senior South Sudanese police officer and government official. He was born in Kuajok, Warrap State. He is best remembered for serving as the Inspector General of Police (IGP) of South Sudan during the country's transition to independence and the early years after independence.

Early career

Achuil Tito Madut served in the Sudanese and later South Sudanese security services. He received professional police training and became one of the senior officers responsible for building the police service in Southern Sudan during the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) period (2005–2011).

Inspector General of Police

As Inspector General of Police, he oversaw the South Sudan Police Service (SSPS) and played a key role in:

- Expanding and reorganising the national police force.
- Supporting police training and institutional development.
- Strengthening cooperation with regional police services, including Rwanda, to improve policing capacity.

President Salva Kiir replaced him as Inspector General in January 2013, appointing General Pieng Deng Kuol as his successor.

Government service

After leaving the post of Inspector General, Achuil Tito Madut continued to serve in government, including as:

- Deputy Minister of Interior of South Sudan.
- State Minister for Local Government in Warrap State (also referred to in some sources as Minister for Law Enforcement Agencies/Local Government).

Agriculture

Following his national service, he promoted agriculture and encouraged South Sudanese citizens to invest in farming rather than political conflict, emphasising agriculture as a path to economic development.

Death

General Achuil Tito Madut died in Nairobi, Kenya, on 12 March 2023. His death was confirmed by family members and was widely mourned in South Sudan.

20/07/2026

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13/07/2026

Al-Hilu was born in Al-Faydh Umm Abdullah in South Kordofan, raised and educated in the Nuba Mountains. He later studied economics at the University of Khartoum, graduating in 1979.

Al-Hilu joined the Sudan People's Liberation Army/Movement under the leadership of John Garang.
He became one of the movement's most respected commanders, playing a leading role during the Second Sudanese Civil War. Together with Garang, he advocated for the vision of a "New Sudan"—a democratic, inclusive, and secular state that guaranteed equal rights for all Sudanese regardless of ethnicity or religion.

Following the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (2005), al-Hilu entered politics. In 2011, he contested the South Kordofan gubernatorial election but narrowly lost to Ahmed Haroun. The SPLM alleged that the election had been marred by widespread irregularities and rejected the results. Soon afterward, armed conflict resumed between the Sudanese government and SPLM–North forces in South Kordofan.

In 2017, the SPLM–North split into rival factions due to disagreements over the role of religion in the state. Al-Hilu emerged as leader of the SPLM–N (al-Hilu) faction, making secularism, equal citizenship, and the right to self-determination for the Nuba Mountains and Blue Nile central to his political platform.

After the 2019 Sudanese Revolution, al-Hilu declared a unilateral ceasefire to facilitate peace negotiations. On 3 September 2020, he signed a declaration with Sudan's transitional government recognizing the principles of separation of religion and state, freedom of religion, and non-discrimination. On 28 March 2021, he signed the Juba Declaration of Principles, which called for establishing a civilian, democratic, federal Sudan, guaranteeing religious freedom, and creating a single national army.

During the Sudan conflict that erupted in 2023, al-Hilu initially maintained an independent position, insisting that any political settlement must address the country's structural problems, particularly the relationship between religion and the state. His forces, operating in South Kordofan and Blue Nile, stated that they were focused on protecting civilians and facilitating humanitarian assistance.

In February 2025, al-Hilu aligned with the Rapid Support Forces in supporting the formation of a parallel government announced in Nairobi. In July 2025, he was proclaimed Deputy Leader of the governing alliance headed by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), marking a significant shift in Sudan's political and military landscape.

Today, Abdelaziz al-Hilu remains one of Sudan's most influential armed and political leaders, particularly in the Nuba Mountains and Blue Nile, where his movement continues to advocate for secular governance, federalism, and constitutional reforms.

09/04/2026

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