South Sudan holdout groups oppose security bill, vow to quit ...Sudan

July 8, 2024 (JUBA)- South Sudan’s hold-out groups negotiating with the government of President Salva Kiir in Kenya have threatened to quit the peace process, citing the controversial passing of the country’s security law. The group, in a statement extended to Sudan Tribune, argued that rushing to pass the bill undermines the peace process and efforts to reform the security sector. “The opposition will not sign any agreement with the R-TGONU [Revitalized Transitional Government of National Unity] until the National Security Service Act is repealed as agreed in the Tumaini Initiative. The National Security Service must be reconstituted into a civilian National Intelligence Service with the m

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