Top Opposition General Joins Government Forces in South Sudan

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‎A senior opposition army officer has left his group and joined the government army in South Sudan. Brigadier General Adnan Alex Boboya, who was part of the SPLA-IO (the main opposition army), said he has decided to support peace and work with the South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF), which is the national army. ‎ ‎Speaking in Yei River County, Gen. Boboya said, “I am doing this for the good of my people and my country. It is time for peace. We, as soldiers, should protect our communities, not fight them.” ‎ ‎Government army leaders welcomed him and encouraged other opposition fighters to stop fighting and talk about peace. ‎ ‎This comes just days after over 600 SPLA-IO soldiers also joined the government side. ‎ ‎But some people are worried that these changes could cause more problems for the peace agreement signed in 2018 between President Salva Kiir and opposition leader Riek Machar.  ‎ ‎There are also reports that Riek Machar is being kept at home and not allowed to move...
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United Nations Condemn The Action Of South Sudan National Security

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 United Nations commonly known as the UN said that South Sudan National Security has not been operating within the Law and the torture the civilians of South Sudan are facing at their hands is unlawful 
The statement came after a leaked report that the National Security Service Murdered Idri, Luak and Ajai. 
The UN experts said that  "a significant threat to last September’s peace agreement by allegedly killing two government critics and arresting others."

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