National Salvation Front (NAS) chairman and member of the leadership council of South Sudan Opposition Movements Alliance (SSOMA) has praised a declaration for re-commitment and adherence to a Cessation of Hostilities Agreement of December 2017 by the government of South Sudan.
NAS has released over 23 persons under its protection – including the family of the SSPDF commander of Mile-45 base – to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to be reunited and celebrate the new years with their families.
This tragic and painful situation has put the leadership of the National Salvation Front (NAS) in front of a great national and historic responsibility whose meaning is renewed on such a religious and national occasion.
With the coming of Christmas, I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of the National Committee for Information and Public Relations, to extend my sincere wishes to:
“My Christmas message to you this year is that of HOPE and Resilience,” General Thomas Cirillo sOUTH sUDAN
In his 2019 Christmas and New Year message, the Chairman and Commander-in-chief of the National Salvation Front (NAS) Gen. Thomas Cirilo has urged the International Community and friends of South Sudan to stand with the suffering people of South Sudan.
What is needed is not just an agreement but a platform, a method of making agreements and keeping them. Inclusivity must be one of the pillars. Without everyone who can contribute to the peace process, there is no possibility of long-term solutions. Inclusivity is a must. True inclusivity recognizes that others hold some power and, especially, that they hold the key to future cooperation.
NAS has termed the reaction of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Juba to the decision of the United States...
In a press release issued today, the official NAS spokesman Suba Samual has congratulated the Sant’Egido Community and the South...
Leaders of the South Sudan Opposition Movements (SSOM) this week met with leaders from the Sant’Egidio Community in Rome to discuss the crisis in the country and to reach a common understanding on the way forward.
On-the-groundOn-the-ground reports reaching NAS information today 15th November suggest Kiir’s militia originating from Panyana have trespassed into Lujulo Payam, Morobo County (Central Equatoria) kidnapping two toddlers and causing many more to pack their belongings and attempt to flee the continuous targeting and harassment of innocent civilians mainly women, children and the elderly.
