Presidency Pushes for Swift Conclusion of Tumaini Talks to Ensure Political Stability

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President Salva Kiir Mayardit.  Top news: SSOA Distances Itself from Unauthorized Remarks by Hon. Stephen Lual, Reinforces Alliance Solidarity President Kiir and FVP Machar Review Peace Agreement Progress Amid Economic Challenges Opinion: By Cpt. Mabior Garang: UNMASKING THE PROPAGANDA: THE REAL PURPOSE OF THE TUMAINI CONSENSUS South Sudan Revenue Authority Sees Leadership Change as Kiir Replaces Deputy Commissioner President Salva Kiir Mayardit has called for an expeditious conclusion of talks between the Government and opposition holdout groups under the Tumaini [Hope] consensus in Nairobi.  This report highlights a significant push by South Sudan’s leadership to resolve ongoing political disputes and pave the way for stability and democratic progress.  The Tumaini (Hope) talks in Nairobi represent a critical step in addressing the country's political challenges, which are key to fostering peace and development. The urgency expressed by the Presidency reflects the recognition o

South Sudan Council Of Ministers Asked South Sudanese To Respect President Kiir Oder Which Bans Singing The National Anthem In His Absence.


The public is asked to observe a Presidential order banning the singing of the national anthem in the absence of the President.

The council of ministers in its regular sitting on Friday resolved that the anthem is only meant for functions attended by the President

“This should be strictly observed because it is not meant for everybody,” government spokesperson Michael Makuei told journalists after the meeting in Juba on Friday. 
Makuei said there was a tendency for the national song to be ‘misused’ and sang at functions presided over by ministers, undersecretaries and governors.

The cabinet meeting also endorsed a Presidential directive banning the military from engaging in politics.

Government spokesperson Makuei says all commanders in their respective forces should not speak at public rallies.

“They have the choice to either to leave the uniform and go to the public and be a politician and be free to talk in public rallies, or else be a disciplined soldier,” Makuei clarified.

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