Western Bahr el Ghazal police ban random shooting on SPLA Day
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Western Bahr el Ghazal police ban random shooting on SPLA Day
Authorities in Western Bahr el Ghazal State have warned against random shooting during the SPLA Day celebrations, saying those who violate the law will face severe punishment. Lt. Col. Santino Udhol Mayen, the state police spokesperson, said the ban on random shooting is part of security measures aimed at ensuring safety and order during the
Police ban fireworks ahead of SPLA Day - Radio Tamazuj
South Sudanese authorities have banned fireworks and celebratory gunfire and stepped up police patrols across the capital, Juba, ahead of celebrations marking the 43rd anniversary of SPLA Day on May 16, police said on Friday. The annual commemoration marks the May 16, 1983 mutiny in Bor that led to the formation of the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) and the start of the country’s liberation war. SPLA Day is a national public holiday. Poli…
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