1 Man died in Maridi shooting
Unknow gunmen on Sunday attacked a cattle camp located 500 meters from Marida town along Rumbek road leaving one person death, injuring 6 others
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Freelance Journalist shot dead in Akobo
May 21, 2015 (JUBA) – A South Sudanese freelance reporter has been killed in what relatives and local officials said was a targeted revenge attack.Pow James Reath, who left Bor, the capital of Jonglei state at the onset of the conflict, was a freelance reporter with UN-run Radio Miraya FM and ...
SPLA killed by unknown
On 7.3.2015. An SPLA soldier from Division 6 was shot dead by an unknown armed man about two (2) Km from Lang-Cok military barracks, Malek Payam, Rumbek Center County. The motive of the killing is unknown.
Yei Fire
On 11.3.2015. Fire burned to ashes three houses of Holy Family Lainya Parish Fathers’ Quarters in Yei Catholic Diocese at around 2:15 AM on Wednesday, leaving the missionary priests homeless and stranded.
Aweil fire outbreak
0n 12.3.2015. Fire in Aweil last Sunday resulted to destruction of property worth 200,000 pounds
Cattle Raiding
On 3.3.2015. An undisclosed number of cattle were stolen in Ayen Abien Boma, in Turalei Payam, Twic County. The organized forces have since launched a search operation to recover cattle but no results have been registered yet.
A cattle raid
On 1.3.2015. A cattle raid took place in Payai, Uror County, Jonglei State. At least 7 people are reported to have been killed as a result of the incident and a significant number of cattle stolen. The perpetrators are currently unknown.
One Female Warrior Security Guard robbed
On 26.2.2015. One female Warrior Security Guard was reportedly robbed of her mobile phone and money while on her way to the residence in Melut Town by five (5) unknown persons. Among them two (2) were dressed in military uniform. The victim is unhurt. The case is reported to the Local Police.
Chief Killed
On 13. Feb. 2015. Chief in Pochalla County was killed by unknown gunmen in Nyum, a village located in Pochalla.
5 killed in Jonglei State
Two women were among five killed, more than 800 cattle were driven and huts burnt, about 7 people were reported wounded and about 5000 people fled Jalle Payam.
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