Army Recovers 45 Raided Cattle in Kajo Keji County

(Kajo-Keji) – Authorities in Kajo-Keji County in Central Equatoria State have successfully recovered 45 cattle that were stolen during a raid last month. The livestock belonged to local residents and had been rustled by an unidentified group of raiders, according to the county commissioner. Commissioner Wani Jackson confirmed the recoveryContinue Reading

Wonduruba’s Mongiling Road Reopens After Year of Insecurity and Closure

(Wonduruba, Central Equatoria State) – The Mongiling Road in Wonduruba Administrative Payam has officially reopened after nearly a year of closure due to insecurity following a deadly attack in October 2024. The reopening is seen as a crucial step in reconnecting communities, boosting trade and promoting peace in the area.Continue Reading

Pojulu Leaders Ask New CES Governor to Act on Land, Security and Cattle Issues

(Juba, CESGPU) – Leaders of the Pojulu Community have met with Central Equatoria State Governor Lt. Gen. Rabi Mujung Emmanuel in Juba, calling for urgent action on insecurity, land grabbing and the uncontrolled movement of cattle in their villages. The meeting which took place on Friday was led by Hon.Continue Reading

Bahr el Ghazal Residents Welcome UN Peace Patrols

(Wau) – The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has completed a series of patrols across Western Bahr el Ghazal aimed at promoting community dialogue and strengthening local peacebuilding efforts. During these visits, UN peacekeepers met with local authorities, traditional leaders, and community members to discuss pressing concerns aroundContinue Reading

CES Government Calls for Peaceful Coexistence Among Cattle Traders in Mogiri

(CESGPU) – The Central Equatoria State Government has urged cattle traders operating in Mogiri Boma of Mangalla Payam to embrace peaceful coexistence and mutual respect. ‎ ‎This appeal followed an official visit to Mogiri Cattle Market by a government delegation led by Hon. Angelo Daya, the State Advisor for PeaceContinue Reading

(Juba) – South Sudan is facing a deepening food crisis that could soon reach famine levels if urgent action is not taken, according to Human Rights Watch. Armed conflict, attacks on civilians, political instability, and growing restrictions on aid access have pushed over half the population — about 7.7 millionContinue Reading