Easter message of hope: NAS leader Gen Thomas Cirillo says South Sudan will rise again
General Thomas Cirillo, leader of the National Salvation Front (NAS), delivered a fiery Easter message on Sunday, condemning the government...
General Thomas Cirillo, leader of the National Salvation Front (NAS), delivered a fiery Easter message on Sunday, condemning the government...
The Chairman of the National Salvation Front (NAS), General Thomas Cirillo, has attributed the movement’s enduring popularity among South Sudanese...
On 6th March 2025, the National Salvation Front (NAS) marked its eighth anniversary with a powerful message of resilience, determination,...
In the face of an apparent Juba-sponsored smear campaign orchestrated by disgraced former members, the leadership of the National Salvation...
General John Kenyi Luburon has publicly come out to rubbish propaganda claiming he resigned from the National Salvation Front/Army...
The leadership of the National Salvation Front (NAS) on Tuesday condemned the violence against unarmed civilians in Maban County, Upper Nile State urging all the armed groups involved to cease targetting civilians and to allow humanitarian access to the areas affected.
[Full text] Address to the nation by Chairman of the National Salvation Front (NAS) Gen Thomas Cirillo on the occasion...
by NAS Junub · Published 14th May 2020
The Leadership of National Salvation Front (NAS) refutes the false allegations made by the SPLA IO Deputy Military Spokesperson, Col. Lam Paul Gabriel, in a statement dated 14th/05/2020, that about eight (8) were abducted by NAS in a road ambush in Kansuk, Kajo-Keji County.
The era in which the regime in Juba can ride on the back of history has long passed. Power associated with liberation ideals previously espoused in the names of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement has long decayed.
“Amnesty deals reduce the incentive for dictators to fight to the bitter – and bloody – end” -writes rule of law commentator Julia Pettengil. It is then self-defeating that a dictator would put themselves in the position of rewarding liberation dissent with amnesty.