Video of South Sudan president peeing his pants sparks debate
Salva Kiir, 71, was standing for South Sudan’s national anthem at a ceremony to open a road when a puddle began accumulating at his feet.
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Salva Kiir, 71, was standing for South Sudan’s national anthem at a ceremony to open a road when a puddle began accumulating at his feet.
Critics say President Salva Kiir is unfit to lead long-suffering nation while others decry mocking of ‘an elder’
Juba High Court adjourned the second hearing in the case of former Northern Bahr el Ghazal governor Kuel Aguer Kuel, to Wednesday next week.
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On October 3, South Sudan’s government started its trial against Kuel Aguer Kuel and five activists associated with the People’s Coalition for Civic Action, a pro-reform pressure group, which calls for political change in South Sudan through peaceful protest.