NAS appoints members of the Salvation Council – its supreme political organ
The leadership of the National Salvation Front (NAS) has named 61 members into its highest political organ – the...
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NAS forms political council, reconstitutes diplomatic mission to Australia
The Leadership of the National Salvation Front (NAS) has issued two orders, one on the establishment of the Salvation Council – the political council that will run the political affairs of the revolutionary struggle-, and the other order reconstituting the NAS diplomatic mission to Australia.
20210302 Reconstitution of NAS Diplomatic Mission to Australia
Reference to order No: 35/18.9.2019 for the establishment of the National Salvation Front Diplomatic Mission to Australia; I, Gen. Thomas...
20210301 NAS Political Council Establishment – The Salvation Council
Pursuant to the Resolution of the National Salvation Front (NAS) Leadership in April 2017 to establish NAS Political Structures; in...
DRM implicates self in the mysterious murder of Gen Saki James Palaoko
In a mudslinging statement littered with lies, hate-speech and misinformation, the DRM has unknowingly implicated itself in the mysterious murder...
20210216 NAS Latest Press Release on DRM propaganda against NAS
The Leadership of the National Salvation Front (NAS) informs its members, supporters, the people of South Sudan and members of...
20210215 NAS Latest Press Release on the passing of Betty Carol Lokuji.pdf
The Leadership of the National Salvation Front (NAS) has learned with deep sorrow, of the passing on of Mrs Betty...
NAS Leadership and Gen Kenyi Luburong rubbish resignation propaganda as cheap lies
General John Kenyi Luburon has publicly come out to rubbish propaganda claiming he resigned from the National Salvation Front/Army...
Court of public opinion upholds JCE’s guilty verdict, rubbishes futile attempt to dissociate from Kiir and pretend innocence
The verdict is out… JCE remains guilty on all courts
Shortly after the publication their letter entitled ‘Breaking the Silence’, the Jieng Council of Elders (JCE) do not appear to have convinced many as South Sudanese and international observers alike overwhelmingly responded with evidence suggesting the JCE is as guilty as the current regime in the detrimental decisions that have pushed the country to the brink of collapse.
JCE distances itself from Kiir, points out “leadership failure” as the root cause of conflict
… the problem is in front of us all. Let us face it head-on.
In an attempt to clear its name and refute allegations of its role in the tribal and detrimental decisions that have ruined the country, the Jieng Council of Elders (JCE) has publicly come out to shift the responsibility and place it squarely on Kiir and his failed administration.
