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Information regarding the political geography of South Sudan, including the status of Kuajok, the home region of the president (Warrap), and the capital (Juba).

9 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 28
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Information regarding the political geography of South Sudan, including the status of Kuajok, the home region of the president (Warrap), and the capital (Juba).

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  1. Facts regarding South Sudan, including Juba as the capital, the status of Kuajok, and the role of the President, Salva Kiir Mayardit.Sub-event
  2. Security issues linked to the Manyang border dispute involving Wau and Warrap.Sub-event
  3. A peace committee led by the Ministry of Defence arrived in Kuajok, a region within Warrap, South Sudan.Sub-event
  4. The capital city of Juba is currently facing various issues that are impacting the nation of South Sudan.Sub-event
  5. Government functions are resuming in Juba, the capital city of South Sudan.Sub-event
  6. Border attacks and security failures between Warrap and Western Bahr el Ghazal State.Sub-event
  7. Details on South Sudan's political geography: Kuajok is a city in South Sudan, and Juba is the government base.1 source

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