(JUBA) – Central Equatoria State has ordered swift action on fire risks, cattle returns and city cleanliness after a weekly security meeting in Juba.
The Caretaker Governor of Central Equatoria State, Gen. Augustino Jadalla Kamilo Wani, chaired the State Security Committee meeting on Tuesday, 13th October 2026.
The meeting reviewed security and public safety across the state.
On fire prevention, the committee directed Juba City Council and Juba County authorities to assess fire risks around Korok Hill.
They were also told to check risks from uncertified electrical connections in residential areas and markets.
On cattle, the committee reaffirmed the presidential order requiring cattle to be returned to their places of origin.
On city cleanliness and roads, authorities were instructed to continue cleaning Juba City and Juba County.
They were also told to clear roads occupied by roadside vendors.
On designated markets, officials must identify temporary locations for weekly markets.
This will allow vendors to operate without blocking roads and sidewalks.
On crime prevention, security forces were directed to increase patrols.
They were told to address criminal activities, including bag snatching and harassment by gangs known as “Torontos.”
On public cooperation, residents were urged to work with security agencies in fighting crime and keeping public order.
A statement from the State Governor’s Office said the meeting focused on strengthening security, preventing fires, enforcing cattle return directives, improving urban cleanliness, and protecting lives and property across Central Equatoria State.
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