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This comes after clashes erupted in Juba’s Jebel Dinka neighborhood in which rival Mundari cattle keepers fought over unknown reasons.
“Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony has today convened an emergency state Security Committee meeting with the state security chiefs surrounding the barbaric incident that culminated in to loss of lives and properties following renewed sectional clashes between the two communities of Mundari-Kobura and Tali,” the statement reads in part.
Central Equatoria state minister of local government and law enforcement Moro Isaac Genosio said following the meeting that the government has resolved to “Strongly direct all cattle camps to vacate to their places of origin within the 72 hours.”
He said that any failure by the cattle keepers to respect the statement government directive and remain in the outskirts of the capital Juba “would result into some drastic measures with full force of the law accordingly.”
“All security Units within Juba and Central Equatoria state areas approximately to the city are hereby re-directed to effect this resolution of the state security Committee after the expiration of the 72 hours aforementioned.”
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“Gov’t to use ‘full force’ in 3 days if cattle keepers don’t relocate from around Juba”
Yeah, South Sudan is where cattle come from, South Sudanese can drive cattle into down town Juba in the middle of the day and get away with it. But the authorities will throw a book on them and would pay a very heavy price. Some years ago, The government of South Sudan, told cattle keepers to take away from Equatoria. Police an the a few army boys were ‘allowed to escort their cattle here to Jonglei’.
In Western Bank of the Nile, they did the same. Cattle cannot be allowed roam farm lands. The South Sudanese people knows this. I don’t why they Sudan post propaganda machine even try to this cheap propaganda again?!!
During our genuine war independence, the tattle, sheep and goats, were the once feed us. Our women used to look after them, and bring the food to our mighty SPLA boys/girls. And blasted Arabs of out our villages and towns. Arabs have never gone anywhere, they are in some parts of Abesh (so-called ethiopia) prostitute—–Abiy Ahmed is one of them, our arch enemy, the cloned so-called Arab of North Sudan, Darfur, Djibouti, some parts of Kenya, Saudi Arabia,Untied Arab Emirate and their evil juus (so-called israel) attack dog.
Fellows, the sooner, you get the hell out of our country and our backs, the better.