Juer Media Reports

16/01/2025

RSF are heading to where President Burhan killed South Sudanese.
Let waiting results for tonight

16/01/2025

BREAKING: V6 Vehicle overturned in TWIC

A V6 Vehicle carrying three passengers overturned over the speed between & .

Malek Abraham Biar posted on his Facebook timeline this afternoon
‘’Very terrible accident today right now between Wunakeec and Abyei Dau road in wunrok payam of Twic county. The cause of incident is speeding by young boy. The type of vehicle is V6 and three people were on board. One person got injured, and some good Samaritan took him to mother Teresa hospital in Turalei,” Abraham stated

16/01/2025

It's too much walai lalazeem

16/01/2025

BREAKING: United States to impose sanctions on Sudanese leader Burhan, report says

Sudanese leader and army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan will be hit with sanctions by the United States on Thursday, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters news agency.

The reason for the move was the Sudanese Armed Forces' (SAF) targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure and denial of aid access, as well as refusal to participate in peace talks last year, one of the sources, a diplomat, said.

Credit: Reuters

16/01/2025

16/01/2025

This video is one among the thousands of videos that show Sudan Army Forces killing and harassing civilians of South Sudan.

16/01/2025

BREAKING NEWS🚨

Gen. Burhan to Form Committee to Investigate Killing of South Sudanese Civilians

Sudan’s Head of Transitional Sovereign Council, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has announced plans to form a committee to investigate the killing of South Sudanese civilians in Al Jazeera, Wad Medani, and other regions across Sudan. Concerns have been raised over whether the committee will visit the affected areas or rely solely on secondary evidence for their report.

Meanwhile, reports from Sheikh Kuol, a South Sudanese resident from Renk County currently in Wad Medani, suggest that South Sudanese individuals in Alshbarga and Almusallamiyah towns are at imminent risk of being killed after being rounded up in those towns.

Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.

16/01/2025

sharing is love and peace.

16/01/2025

Calls for urgent reforms at Juba International Airport as new Civil Aviation Authority CEO, John Woja takes office

With the appointment of Brigadier General John Woja Elinana as its new Chief Executive Officer of the South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority (SSCAA), many citizens and stakeholders hope he brings much-needed reforms to the country’s aviation sector.

Juba International Airport (JIA), South Sudan’s primary gateway to the world, has faced widespread criticism for chaotic operations, lack of proper management, and embarrassing incidents that tarnish the country’s image. From unregulated access to runways and terminals to outdated customs practices, the airport has been labeled a “regional laughing stock” by frustrated travelers.

JIA has been plagued by serious management failures, including unauthorized individuals entering the terminal to solicit fees for carrying passengers’ luggage, often leading to thefts or loss of baggage. On the airside, relatives and unauthorized personnel have been allowed to meet passengers directly at aircraft doors, causing safety concerns and violating international aviation standards.

Crowds have also been seen on runways, particularly during the arrival of deceased bodies, creating chaotic and unsafe conditions. High-profile figures, including government officials and popular personalities, have been received at aircraft doors on taxiways, further disrupting airport operations.

Customs officers have been criticized for archaic practices, such as marking inspected luggage with white chalk instead of using modern screening technology, creating delays and confusion for passengers.

The appointment of Brig. Gen. John Woja follows a complete restructuring of the SSCAA board as part of efforts to address these issues and improve the country’s aviation standards. Citizens are optimistic that his leadership will usher in a new era of professionalism and accountability at JIA and other airports across South Sudan.

“We hope Brig. Gen. Elinana will prioritize improving airport security, enforcing international aviation standards, and modernizing customs procedures,” said Peter Deng, a frequent traveler. “We need an airport that reflects the dignity of our country, not one that embarrasses us in the eyes of international visitors.”

Brig. Gen. John faces the daunting task of restoring order and efficiency at JIA. Key priorities under his leadership are expected to include:
1. Strict regulation of access to restricted areas: Ensuring only authorized personnel can access the airside and terminal areas.
2. Modernization of customs operations: Introducing advanced luggage screening systems to replace manual inspections.
3. Enforcing aviation safety standards: Preventing runway access by unauthorized individuals and ensuring passengers are only met in designated areas.
4. Capacity building: Training airport staff to meet international standards for customer service and security.

The public and international travelers are keenly watching Brig. Gen. John Woja Elinana’s next steps, with many hoping his military background will bring discipline and order to the troubled aviation sector.

“JIA has long been a national embarrassment. It’s time for South Sudan to have an airport that reflects our aspirations as a nation,” said Mary Achol, a businesswoman who frequently travels through JIA.

As Brig. Gen. John Woja Elinana takes the helm, the eyes of the nation and the region are on him to transform Juba International Airport from a source of shame to a hub of pride and efficiency.

16/01/2025

This morning, police have been deployed at the Juba University roundabout and other routes leading to the Sudan Embassy near J1.

Their presence aims to prevent protests by angry South Sudanese citizens in response to the tragic killings of their fellow nationals by the Sudan Armed Forces in Wad Medani, Al Gezira State.

The protest is scheduled for January 16, 2025, at 9:00 AM at the Sudanese Embassy in Juba.

16/01/2025

South Sudanese are going through a lot in Sudan.

15/01/2025

BREAKING: Fire Breaks Out At Some Part Of Kenya’s Highly Ranked University, University of Nairobi. According to eyewitnesses, firefighters are working hard to contain the fire

15/01/2025

Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Discusses Key Issues with Rwandan Foreign Minister
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Juba, January 15, 2025 (MFA&IC) - The Honourable Ramadan Mohammed Abdallah Goc, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of South Sudan, welcomed His Excellency Ambassador Olivier J. P. Nduhungirehe, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of Rwanda, to South Sudan.

Minister Goc expressed his gratitude to Ambassador Nduhungirehe for his visit as a key member of the African Union High-Level Ad Hoc Committee, known as C5. This committee consists of five countries from each region of the African Union: Algeria, Chad, Nigeria, Rwanda, and South Africa.

The meeting addressed a range of topics, including bilateral cooperation in Security, Police reforms, and Land Reforms.

Regarding the C5 delegation's visit, the Rwandan Minister emphasized that their mission is one of solidarity and support, fulfilling their commitment and mandate while assessing South Sudan's needs during the transitional period.

He highlighted the importance of peace and discussed strategies for addressing conflicts to promote harmony and coexistence among the people of Africa, particularly in East Africa.

The C5 Foreign Ministers are scheduled to arrive in Juba tomorrow. They will begin their visit with a courtesy meeting with Minister Goc, followed by a series of consultative meetings with leaders of various institutions. Their visit will conclude with a courtesy call on His Excellency President Salva Kiir Mayardit.

15/01/2025

I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you, Your Excellency, for the invaluable opportunity you have given me. I will always be grateful for your continuous support.

To the people of GPAA, let us all rally behind the new leadership. Our area needs unity now more than ever.

To the people of South Sudan, thank you very much for your encouraging messages and support. I will be prepared for national duty moving forward.

15/01/2025

President Salva Kiir has relieved Gola Boyoi Gola of his duties as Chief Administrator of the Greater Pibor Administrative Area.

Peter Gazulu has been appointed as the new chief administrator.

15/01/2025

Breaking News: President Kiir relieves Director General of Petroleum Authority, Eng. Kon John Akot and appoints Eng. Lual Chol Dak as new DG of petroleum