Fear and Hope in Juba: 623 Arrested in Battle Against Gang Violence

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‎ ‎Central Equatoria State (CES) security forces have arrested 623 individuals suspected of affiliation with notorious street gangs in Juba as part of a sweeping anti-crime operation across the capital . ‎ ‎The suspects are allegedly linked to high-profile gangs such as 4SG Slime, West Coast, ODA, Killers Gang, Black Devils, among others. ‎ ‎While detailed profiles of the detainees remain pending, officials emphasize the operation is in direct response to a recent surge in heinous criminal activity including a particularly disturbing gang rape in the Shirikat area of Juba, which sparked national outrage and hastened the crackdown.  ‎ ‎In the wake of the arrests, CES Governor Rabi Emmanuel Mujung has renewed calls for reformatory schools aimed at providing vocational training and rehabilitation for youth implicated in gang activities. ‎ ‎This includes proposals for a holistic strategy pairing enforcement with social and mental health support a key element raised during recent securi...
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Major Anomaly Appears At Paloch Oilfield Report Released by Dar-Petroleum

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South Sudan National minister of Petroleum today identified an anomaly in Dar petroleum regarding the amount of oil they produced at Paloch oil field on daily basis. Mr Ezekiel found out that the daily oil production does not add up.
The Minister said that “We have more wells than last time [but] since 2016 when I became the minister of Petroleum, every day your report is 130 thousand barrels per day why." 
The report always shows that the oil production always indicates production of 130,000 barrels per day and the oil field has undergone a series of maintenance and also some of the oil wells have been opened and resumed production of the oil.
The Minister was speaking to Eye Radio and also when the representative from Dar-Petroleum was contacted to report or give their part of the story. One staff of Dar-Petroleum spoke on Anonymity he said that. “If we say the gas is giving some problems, yes of course, but it couldn’t be reducing the production from 250 to only 100 barrels.”
The Minister has managed to leak the cartels that are heavily involved in looting our oil. The oil production was supposed to go back to the initial 250,000 barrels per day but the report released by Dar-Petroleum has been reading 130,000 barrels per day.
The Paloch Oil Field oil field located in Melut Basin near the settlement of Paloch. Oil was discovered in the year 2003 and developed by China National Petroleum. In the same year, oil production resumed.
In the course of South Sudan Civil War the oil installation at Paloch remained under the government control but on a various course, it was under attack by the SPLMA-IO rebels royal to Dr Riek Machar.


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