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The South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority has dismissed claims that South Supreme Airline has been cleared to resume operations.

Authorities say the airline remains grounded and must first complete strict safety checks and verify all aircraft documentation before any return to service.

SSCAA spokesperson David Loputu says inspections raised serious concerns, including issues with aircraft registration and compliance standards.

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🚨 BREAKING NEWS: THREE KILLED, TWO INJURED IN SUSPECTED REVENGE ATTACK IN TONJ NORTH

Three people have reportedly been killed and two others injured in a suspected revenge attack in Tonj North County, Warrap State, following the death of a University of Juba student linked to a clan dispute.

According to reports, the deceased student, identified as Ring Mawien Manyang, was allegedly attacked in Juba after a misunderstanding during a football match involving clan members. He later died after spending two weeks unconscious in hospital.

Authorities say relatives of the deceased allegedly carried out a revenge attack targeting the family of the suspected assailant in Alabek area, leaving three people dead and two others wounded, including a woman.

Warrap State officials confirmed that security forces have intervened and the situation is now under control.

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Three killed, two injured in suspected revenge attack in Tonj North County - Eye Radio Three people have been killed and two others injured in a suspected revenge attack in Tonj North County of Warrap State, following the killing of a university student in Juba linked to a clan dispute.

BREAKING — South Sudan Parliament Lifts Immunity of MPs Accused of Forging President Kiir’s Signature

South Sudan’s parliament on Friday voted to lift the immunity of two lawmakers accused of forging the signature of President Salva Kiir and unlawfully using presidential symbols of authority, paving the way for criminal investigations and possible prosecution.

The lawmakers — Kom Kom Geng, chairperson of the parliamentary committee for security and public order, and Ayii Ayii Akol — both represent Northern Bahr el Ghazal State. They were arrested by national security officers in Juba on Monday, May 11.

Under Section 357 of South Sudan’s Penal Code Act 2008, forgery is defined as the creation of a false document with intent to commit fraud, cause harm, or unlawfully support a claim or authority. The law provides that anyone convicted of forgery may face up to five years in prison, a fine, or both.
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Juba International Airport is testing new lighting and air traffic management systems as part of preparations for possible 24-hour operations.

The South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority says the ongoing tests are focused on assessing coordination between the control tower and newly installed air traffic equipment.

According to Civil Aviation Authority spokesperson David Loputo, the transition from the old control tower to a new system requires careful testing to ensure all components function effectively together. He explained that the equipment must be assessed in coordination with the air traffic management system before full operations can begin.

Loputo added that, while the upgrades are still undergoing testing, the airport remains capable of handling late-flight requests when necessary. He noted that once the systems are fully tested and confirmed to be operational, authorities will officially declare the airport ready for round-the-clock service.

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South Sudan is set to enter a new era of aviation as the Civil Aviation Authority prepares to officially launch the Air Traffic Management (ATM) System and new Control Tower this week.

The newly illuminated tower marks a major milestone for the country’s aviation sector, promising safer, more modern, and independent air traffic operations after years of anticipation.

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BREAKING: President Salva Kiir Arrives in Uganda for Museveni’s Swearing-In Ceremony

Juba, South Sudan – His Excellency President Salva Kiir Mayardit arrived in Uganda this afternoon to attend the swearing-in ceremony of President-elect Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.

President Kiir traveled to Uganda directly from Djibouti, where he had participated in the inauguration ceremony of the country’s newly elected president.

CENTRAL BANK STAFF KILLED AT HIS HOME IN JUBA

Emmanuel Lemi John, an employee of the Bank of South Sudan, was reportedly shot dead after unknown gunmen attacked his residence in Gudele on Tuesday night.

According to multiple sources, the attackers had already surrounded the house and held family members at gunpoint before Emmanuel arrived home, unaware that the residence was under attack.

Sources say he was fatally shot shortly after arriving at the house.

Authorities have not yet released an official statement regarding the incident or the identity of the attackers.

Meanwhile, messages of condolence continue to pour in from colleagues at the Bank of South Sudan, friends, and family members, who are also calling on authorities to swiftly investigate the killing and bring those responsible to justice.

The tragic incident has sparked shock and sadness among colleagues, friends, and members of the public.
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