Nineteen '19' year old woman committed suicide in Lakes State, Rumbek East County

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  The local police of Lakes State confirmed that a 19 year old woman committed suicide in the County of Rumbek East in the village of Meen-Wal and the police withheld the deceased name for unknown reason.  This is not the first time for the young girls to commit suicide in the State, the first case was reported to the authorities  two days ago after a young girl committed suicide in Wulu County.  While speaking to the Media, Police Spokesperson Maj. Elijah Mabor Makwach said that, the police are conducting thorough investigation on why there is a rampant rise of suicide amongst girls in Lakes State.  “We have recorded several cases of suicide with the most recent being a 19-year-old girl who committed a suicide in Meen-wal village in Rumbek East County and the investigation is still ongoing to identify the cause of the suicide because the cases are rising. Last week alone, two suicide cases were reported,” Maj. Mabor said.  Lakes State Police Spokesperson further said that, they have b

Dollo Payam Death Toll rises to Eight (8)



Dollo Payam executive director of Juba County said that the death toll from last week's cattle related violence has risen to eight. 

Peter Modi said that: "On Thursday three people were killed, they were shot just here on this road. And after two days which was Saturday, another five were also killed and all village was burnt down with everything including food and goats,"-Peter Modi. 

 Peter Modi said during the visit of Juba County Commissioner, Charles Joseph Wani on Monday.

Director Peter Modi further said that six others were reportedly wounded in two separate attacks on Thursday, and Saturday respectively.

The executive director further said that the incident resulted in Mass displacement of people in the area. 

“Now, these people here don’t have anything even blankets and clothes or a place to sleep”, he said.

During the visit, both Juba County Commissioner and the Dollo Payam Executive Director ordered the evacuation of the herders from the area.

The County officials of Juba are blaming the herders for the grievances the locals are facing in the county. 

This is as their activities have disrupted farming and the movement of children to and from schools.

Among the most direct effects of the raiding are loss of human lives, reduced number of livestock as well as reduced access to water, pasture and even loss of homes.



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