SSPDF Sets Candidate Resignation Rule
Serving soldiers seeking office must submit written resignations. Deadlines and NEC verification remain unanswered.
SPLA-IO says it captured the Bari outpost; the SSPDF says its troops held it. A reported wider attack order raises urgent questions, while control and motive remain unverified.

The fighting exposes fragile security arrangements near Mundri and unresolved divisions over the planned election. Neither side’s account establishes who now controls Bari.
Serving soldiers seeking office must submit written resignations. Deadlines and NEC verification remain unanswered.
Opposition leader Kornelio Kon reports being stopped from flying to Wau. Authorities have not explained the decision.
A 14-day night curfew follows the violence; emergency access and a final casualty record need scrutiny.
The original report records competing army and opposition accounts and the limits of independent verification.

Supplied portrait; not a photograph of the airport incident.
The opposition leader, who withdrew his presidential bid on 8 October, says he was stopped on a domestic journey. No written order or official explanation has been produced. Read the report →

Serving officers and soldiers must submit written resignations before contesting. The deadline and NEC verification procedure remain unclear. Read the report →

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