Message of Condolence: Rev. Dr. Caesar Lukudu Samuele
The leadership and members of the National Salvation Front (NAS) are deeply saddened by the untimely death on September 3...
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NAS Public Relations Chairman urges members to respect Kenya’s Supreme Court decision to confirm Ruto’s victory
The National Salvation Front (NAS), through its Chairman for Information and Public Relations (NCIPR) Dr Peter Lokarlo, has urged...
20220812 NAS Press Release: Response to Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Juba-Nimule Road Attack
The National Salvation Front (NAS) has rubbished a statement made by the regime’s Minister of Foreign Affairs as “not only...
20220808 Statement on the Extension of the Interim Period
“President Kiir is on record on several occasions complaining that the R-ARCSS is designed not to implement because it is...
“We are not a political/military alliance nor a replacement of SSOMA”, NSSSOG leaders clarify
The leaders of the Non-Signatory South Sudan Opposition Groups (NSSSOG) have come out to make a few clarifications after some...
20220727 NSSSOG Clarification Statement
The Non-Signatory South Sudan Opposition Groups(NSSSOG) released a statement entitled ‘An Urgent Call to all South Sudanese Stakeholders’ on 13th...
20220713 NSSSOG AN URGENT CALL TO ALL SOUTH SUDANESE STAKEHOLDERS
We the Non-Signatory South Sudan Opposition Parties, who rejected the R-ARCSS, and are now driven by the noble goal to...
Human Rights Watch calls Kajokeji summary executions “emblematic of impunity”, demands the release of detained civilians held in military camps
The summary execution on May 25 of three Kajokeji locals; 16-year-old Justin Lisok Lomuresuk, his 18-year-old brother Saviour Yamba Lomuresuk...
NAS warns of forced mass civilian displacement as SSPDF sets to clear villages for illegal mining
Several mineral-rich areas in Morobo County, Central Equatoria State (CES), are set to be forcefully depopulated in an imminent...
20211202 NAS Press Release: Desertion of SSPDF and allied militia from deployment stations
NAS directs troops to offer safe passage to deserting SSDF and allied militia
Following intelligence reports of mass desertions of SSPDF forces and their allied militia from training camps and duty stations across the country, the leadership of the National Salvation Front (NAS) has issued directives to all its forces in the liberated areas to allow “unhindered humanitarian corridor” and “the safe passage” for deserters fleeing Kiir’s failed regime to “reunite with their deprived families in all parts of South Sudan and the refugee camps” in the neighbouring countries.
