Juba — Police in the South Sudan's capital, Juba, have beefed up security to protect the lives and property of the people ahead of the Christmas and New Year festivals.
There has been high rise in murder cases in the new nation's capital in recent months. However, the minister in charge of police, Alison Monani Magaya, in his public statements on TV in recent days has been assuring that the situation was going to change.
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