President Kiir Promotes Bol Mel, Mamur, Madut Dut to Generals ‎

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A young man was shot for impregnating his girlfriend in Lakes State, security dispatched to calm the situation

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A man was shot for impregnating his girlfriend in Lakes State, and security personnel was dispatched to calm the situation. 


Lakes State officials in response to the escalating tensions at Alou cattle camp, Lakes State, security forces have been dispatched to de-escalate the situation. 


The unrest reportedly stemmed from an alleged protest over a marriage ceremony, during which a young man was shot and wounded for purportedly impregnating a girl.


The incident has triggered heightened tensions in the area, prompting authorities to intervene swiftly. Security personnel have been deployed to restore calm and maintain peace in the community.


Details surrounding the alleged protest and the circumstances of the shooting are still emerging. Authorities are actively investigating the matter to ascertain the underlying causes and prevent any further escalation of the situation.

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