Yigi Yigi Regains Freedom After Detention in Libya

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South Sudanese comedian Yigi Yigi has announced that he has been released from detention in Libya after spending several days in custody while attempting to continue his journey toward Europe. Read more:  South Sudanese Lawyer Urges Authorities to Crack Down on Nightclubs Admitting Minors/Underage Girls in Juba In a message shared on Facebook on Monday, the entertainer expressed gratitude to his supporters, saying their prayers, encouragement, and messages helped him through the difficult period. Mam Pal Denies Sharing Information Related To The Nasir Incident as Dr. Riek Machar Trial Continues His detention attracted widespread attention online after he shared photos and videos showing conditions inside what appeared to be a crowded detention center in Libya. Yigi Yigi thanked everyone who stood by him during the ordeal and offered special appreciation to Brig. Gen. Angui, popularly known as Mike Mike, for providing support and encouragement while he was detained. Vice President H...

Breaking News: Alcohol Sold In Sachets Banned In Yei River State.



The Mayor of Yei Municipality issued yesterday an order banning all alcohol sold in sachets. Most of this alcohol sold in sachets are imported from Uganda.  

Mr.  Alfati Morgan said those alcohol are cheap and tempting children to drink.  The statement came after a research showed some traces of iron in those sachets alcohol from Uganda.  

Further more he is urging the grownups to protect the children from taking those alcohol or any type of alcohol.  

Finally, he issued a warning to the people selling and buying the alcohol. Those found will pay 10,000ssp or face a 3 months jail time.  
 
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