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08/04/2026

Army Denies Role in Bagari's Killings as Residents Raise Concerns

Bagari: Hot in Wau

The SSPDF Division Five Infantry has denied involvement in recent killings and looting along roads in Baggari. Speaking on Voice of Hope Radio, Chief of Moral Orientation Col. Awan Deng Amoum attributed the attacks to armed cattle keepers and criminals misusing army uniforms, insisting that soldiers remain in their barracks.

He further stated that conflicts between pastoralists and farmers are not linked to the army and called for peaceful resolution of disputes.

However, residents in the affected areas have raised concerns, alleging that the same armed cattle keepers mentioned by the Colonel are often seen moving with army vehicles and heavy weapons, fueling suspicion among the public.

The incidents reported in areas including Five Miles , Bringi, and Natabu villages have yet to receive an official response from state authorities.

Resident’s Question: “If these armed cattle keepers are not supported by the army as claimed, how are they able to use army vehicles and heavy weapons and move freely from Wau town to Baggari area without being stopped by security forces?”

⚠️ Hot in Wau reported

Civilians fled villages on Wau’s outskirts after cattle herders attacked settlements, Saturday, 4.4.2026_Wau, media.Figh...
04/04/2026

Civilians fled villages on Wau’s outskirts after cattle herders attacked settlements,

Saturday, 4.4.2026_Wau, media.

Fighting between farmers and cattle herders in Wau’s west and south has destroyed farmland and displaced hundreds of people toward Wau South Payam headquarters, residents say.
The clashes affected Natabu, Brinji, and Ngo leem-gbo villages on the town’s fringe, and locals report that lives were lost, though no official press released confirmed figures. Families arriving at the Wau South Payam HQ are staying with host families and at public buildings while community leaders call for calm and mediation.

31/12/2025

Bagari Media ( BM) executive director,
The CEO, Mr .Martin Siba is extending his
new year message as follows.
Dear friends, family and the entire relatives;As we bid farewell to 2025 and welcome the promise of a new year, We at (Bagari Media/BM) extends our warmest wishes and heartfelt greetings to each and every one of you.
The past year has been a testament to our collective resilience, growth, and unity, and we are deeply grateful for the strength and spirit within our community.
Looking ahead to 2026; we hope the new year brings an abundance of hope, healing, and countless opportunities. May it usher in prosperity for our families, peace in our hearts, and renewed strength in our shared efforts. Together, let us continue to support one another, uplift our community, and work towards a brighter, more inclusive future for all.
Let us celebrate the bonds that unite us and honor the rich culture and diversity that define our community. As we step into this new year, let us commit to cultivating kindness, compassion, and collaboration, ensuring that everyone in our closse circle in Juba , Wau and beyond has the opportunity to thrive.
On behalf of our media house family , I wish you a joyous and prosperous New Year, filled with laughter, love, and the fulfillment of dreams.

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