South Sudan National Security Officer Dies by Suicide in Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State ‎

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NSS uniform.  ‎A 33-year-old officer of South Sudan’s National Security Service died by suicide over the weekend in Magwi County, Eastern Equatoria State. ‎ ‎Magwi County Crime Officer, Kochi Richard Joseph, confirmed the incident, stating that it occurred around 7:30 PM. He noted that no one has been linked to the officer’s death at this time. ‎The deceased, identified as Ohure from the Lotuko community in Imurok, reportedly shot himself. His body was taken to the hospital and later returned for burial. Authorities are still gathering information, but initial assessments suggest that stress played a significant role in the tragedy. ‎ ‎Crime Officer Kochi emphasized the importance of open communication to reduce cases of suicide in the community. He urged individuals facing difficulties to speak out and seek help rather than suffering in silence. ‎ ‎“Suicide is not a criminal act but a personal decision often driven by overwhelming stress,” he stated. “If you have problems, share t...
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SPLM-IO Released Fifteen (15) Prisoners Of War

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SPLM-IO Deputy Spokesman confirmed that they have released 15 Prisoners of and have been handed over to South Sudan Red Cross.  
The Deputy SPLM-IO said they released the because of the peace agreement 
Manawa own words “The 15 persons have been transported from New Fangak to Juba. It is a good move towards the implementation of the peace process.” 
Speaker Manawa is also urging the government to do the same by releasing the SPLM-IO prisoners detained in Juba.  
Red Cross Communication Officer Aidah Khamis said that “facilitated the release of 15 persons detained in relation to the conflict in South Sudan.”
The Red Cross communication officer also said that ”We safely transported the former detainees to Juba on Thursday and they were handed over to the government.” 
What do you think of the move by SPLM-IO to release the Prisoners of war??? 
More to follow shortly.... 

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