Nineteen '19' year old woman committed suicide in Lakes State, Rumbek East County

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  The local police of Lakes State confirmed that a 19 year old woman committed suicide in the County of Rumbek East in the village of Meen-Wal and the police withheld the deceased name for unknown reason.  This is not the first time for the young girls to commit suicide in the State, the first case was reported to the authorities  two days ago after a young girl committed suicide in Wulu County.  While speaking to the Media, Police Spokesperson Maj. Elijah Mabor Makwach said that, the police are conducting thorough investigation on why there is a rampant rise of suicide amongst girls in Lakes State.  “We have recorded several cases of suicide with the most recent being a 19-year-old girl who committed a suicide in Meen-wal village in Rumbek East County and the investigation is still ongoing to identify the cause of the suicide because the cases are rising. Last week alone, two suicide cases were reported,” Maj. Mabor said.  Lakes State Police Spokesperson further said that, they have b

All Warring Parties To Comply With The Terms Warns JMEC




Mr. Festus Mogae the JMEC Chairman demands all warring parties to fully respect and comply with the terms of the Agreement on the Ceasefire, protection of Civilians and Humanitarian Access.


Mr. Mogae Said that “CTSAMM will continue to monitor the Permanent Ceasefire and the most recent Cessation of Hostilities Agreement to the best of its ability and with total impartiality.”

He adds that CTSAMM will also continue to report any verified violations of the ceasefire, including specific acts of violence, military movement or any other actions that contravene the terms of the Agreement. Further more CTSAMM is actively monitoring and investigating a number of incidents and movements around the country,

He stresses that it is the responsibility of all Parties signatory to the ceasefire Agreement to uphold their obligations to ensure unrestricted access to CTSAMM.

This is to allow them accurately and speedily report on the situation around the country, says Mogae.

The parties shall not carry out unwarranted verbal or physical attacks against CTSAMM, JMEC, IGAD, AU, UN or any other entity associated with implementation of the agreement, he adds.



It is therefore regrettable that public statements continue to be made which have the effect of undermining public acceptance of and confidence in regional and international peacekeeping efforts, says Mogae. CTSAMM’s work should not be impeded or interfered with in any way, he warns.


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