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Juba Monitor editor-in-chief released

South Sudan police have released the Editor-in-Chief of Juba Monitor newspaper Anna Nimiriano after spending three days behind bars.

by Sudans Post
April 27, 2022

Anna Nimiriano, editor in chief of Juba Monitor. [Photo via Facebook]
Anna Nimiriano, editor in chief of Juba Monitor. [Photo via Facebook]
JUBA – South Sudan police have released the Editor-in-Chief of Juba Monitor newspaper Anna Nimiriano after spending three days behind bars.

A confidential source who spoke to Sudans Post said the Editor-in-Chief was freed on Friday afternoon.

“She [Nimiriano] has been released after intervention from her lawyer,” the source said without further details.

Nimiriano was arrested on Tuesday for defying a court order prohibiting publication by the newspaper.

The development came amid ownership wrangle between the management of the paper and the family of Alfred Taban who is believed to be the founder of Juba Monitor.

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