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15/01/2025

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14/01/2025

ARC workers block the Bahr el Ghazal road near the Tombek area

ARC Workers have blocked the Bahr El Ghazal Highway in protest of their unpaid salary. A motorist has confirmed to the media. In a Facebook Post, “My night-long journey from Rumbek to Juba has just been blocked by angry ARC protesters at Tombek area.”

According to sources, employees and subcontractors of the company have not been paid for months as many projects are stalled.

Picture shared on social media shows about three Sino trucks parked in the middle of the road to block the road, causing significant disruptions of the free movement of the road users.

As of now, no movement is allowed in or out of Bahr el Ghazal via the Juba-Terekeka road.

Efforts to reach ARC management for the comment were futile.

C: Lakes State Media

10/01/2025

Breaking News:

5 people killed, 2 others injured in Magalla Attack

At least five people were reportedly killed by armed youths believed to be from Murlei in Malith-Thor, Magalla County.

According to eyewitnesses, the incident took place where Murlei armed youths attacked soldiers belonging to Eighth infantry Division (Eagle), resulting in the deaths of 5 soldiers.

The deceased are:
(1) Mangeth, from Gogrial West, Warrap State
(2) Deng Malek, from Aweil East, NBGs
(3) Akol Yom (Akol Long), from Aweil South, NBGs
(4) Peter, from Western Equatoria
(5) Zechariah, from Central Equatoria

The incident happened this morning at exactly 9:00 AM in Malith-Thor, Mangala.

This is a developing story; stay tuned for updates when they are available.

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09/01/2025

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A man dies trying to catch a bird in Ayai

A 37-year-old man, later identified as Deng Akeen, reportedly fell off from a tree and died while attempting to catch a marabou stork in Ayai village, Aweil South County of Northern Bahr el Ghazal State.

Police said the victim was under the influence of alcohol when he slipped from a branch and fell. Police added that the man did not survive the incident; he died from neck injuries.

The County Police Director described the incident to RM as "unfortunate" stressing the importance of seeking alternative ways of survival instead of risking one's life by climbing trees.

08/01/2025

The Central Equatoria State government has resolved to relocate street vendors, citing security concerns in the city.

Last week, Governor Agustino Jadallah Wani and Juba City Council Mayor Michael Lado Thomas ordered all street vendors to move their businesses to designated marketplaces within Juba City.

The city council has since begun demolishing roadside structures used by the vendors as part of the relocation effort.

08/01/2025

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08/01/2025

Prices of essential commodities continue to rise sharply in Warrap State.

According to the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the escalating prices are driven by the depreciation of the South Sudanese Pound against the dollar.

High taxation along transportation routes has also contributed to the increased cost of goods, with traders setting prices without regulatory oversight.

Wek Manyuon, the Director General at the Ministry, noted that reducing the dollar rate and lowering taxes could help stabilize prices.

He urged traders to purchase and transport goods in bulk to the states before the rainy season further complicates logistics.

08/01/2025

Floods Devastate Gogrial West County.

The Commissioner of Gogrial West County, Wek Kor Aru, has revealed that floods have destroyed several villages, schools, and hospitals in the area.

The floods have forced the evacuation of communities from lowlands to highlands and along major roads.

Wek stated that despite the efforts to relocate the affected populations, many are left without food and non-food supplies.

Commissioner has called on humanitarian organizations to intervene and provide much-needed assistance to the displaced and flood-affected communities.

07/01/2025

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Police in Pannyok Payam, Twic County, Warrap State, are searching for a sub-chief accused of killing his younger brother following a disagreement over the management of family cattle.

The incident occurred on Monday in Angolaruet village.

According to Police Inspector Majar Franco Akec, the accused, 45-year-old Sub-Chief Ring Mayot Bol, allegedly shot and killed his 41-year-old brother, Kondok Mayot Bol, after a dispute escalated.

Inspector Franco explained that the disagreement arose when Kondok sought to take control of the family cattle, which were under the sub-chief’s management.

The argument reportedly turned violent, resulting in the fatal shooting.

Following the incident, the suspect fled the scene with the firearm and remains at large. “We urge community members to cooperate with law enforcement by providing any information that could lead to his arrest,” said Franco.

The police stressed the importance of peaceful conflict resolution and called on families to avoid resorting to violence.

Franco also urged the public to respect the rule of law and allow authorities to handle the matter to prevent further harm.

It is reported that the sub-chief took over his late father’s leadership role last year after the father was killed by another family member. The firearm used in the shooting is believed to have

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07/01/2025

Gogrial East Commissioner Appeals for Flood Relief Support.

The Commissioner of Gogrial East County, Hon. Duchak Bol, has called on the government and humanitarian organizations to support flood-affected communities in his county.

Speaking to Warrap State Radio, Commissioner Duchak expressed the urgent need for both food and non-food items to aid the displaced and affected population. Among the critical needs he highlighted are tents, mosquito nets, medicines, and other basic supplies.

The commissioner also raised concerns about the inaccessibility of humanitarian services due to severe flooding. The road connecting Lietnhom to the state headquarters and Wau has been completely blocked by water, cutting off vital aid routes.

Duchak has urged swift intervention to address the pressing challenges faced by the flood-hit communities and restore access to essential services.

Photos: online

07/01/2025

Overcrowding at Kuajok Prison Raises Concerns.

Authorities in Warrap State are raising alarm over the increasing number of inmates at Kuajok Prison, which has exceeded its capacity, leading to difficult living conditions for detainees.

Speaking to Warrap State Radio, Maj. Gen. Kuot Wol Kuot, the Director of the Prison Service, attributed the overcrowding to a shortage of judges in the state.

He explained that the lack of judicial personnel is causing delays in reviewing cases, leaving many inmates in prolonged detention without trial.

Maj. Gen. Kuot highlighted the harsh conditions at the prison, citing long detention periods, inadequate medical care, and insufficient food supplies as critical challenges facing inmates.

He called on the National Government to intervene and address the situation urgently, emphasizing the need for judicial support and improved resources to uphold the rights and welfare of the inmates.

Photo taken online.

07/01/2025

The Ministry of Health in Warrap State has confirmed that no cases of cholera have been reported in the state so far.

Speaking to Rial Media, Dr. Nyong Abik, the Director for Disease Control, assured the public that the state remains cholera-free.

However, he emphasized that the Ministry of Health will continue monitoring across all areas to ensure early detection and swift response if any cases emerge.

Dr. Nyong also revealed that the Ministry has procured the necessary medicines to treat and control cholera if required.

Nevertheless, he urged the general public to prioritize hygiene and sanitation practices, as the availability of medicine alone does not guarantee complete safety.

On another note, Dr. Nyong raised concerns about the rising cases of malaria in the state.

He highlighted a pressing issue—the lack of anti-malarial drugs in stock—which poses a significant challenge in managing the disease.

The Ministry is appealing to partners and stakeholders to assist in addressing the shortage of malaria treatment and prevention supplies.

07/01/2025

Governor Marial Abur has urged the people of Twic County to rely on official government communication channels and avoid misinformation circulating on social media.

This appeal comes in the wake of allegations raised during the 8-day Governor's Forum by Vice President for Infrastructure, Taban Deng G*i, regarding the establishment of Athoony airstrip.

Addressing the issue, Hon. Matem Yak, Security Advisor, clarified that the establishment of a checkpoint in the area does not signify that Athoony is a border point between Twic County and Abyei Administrative Area.

Meanwhile, General Joseph Kuei Ajak, Commander of the Twic and Abyei Mission Forces, reiterated the mandate of his forces.

He emphasized that their primary mission is to maintain peace and security within the Buffer Zone.
These remarks were made during a Peace and Security rally held in Wunrok Payam.

The event brought together government officials and the general public, focusing on fostering stability and cooperation in the region.

24/12/2024

As we bid farewell to 2024, Rial Media pauses to reflect on an incredible journey—one that wouldn’t have been possible without you. To our readers, advertisers, and supporters, thank you for being the heart of everything we do.

This year, we’ve told stories that mattered, shared moments that inspired, and celebrated milestones that brought us closer together. Your engagement and trust have been our greatest motivation.

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