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 دى السرقة اما بلاش من مكتب الريس عديل ( دقش ولا ما دقش)
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March 27, 2013 (WASHINGTON) - “It was shocking news to me when I woke up one morning to learn that millions in cash money which was stored in the President’s office had gone missing,” a senior aide close to South Sudan President, Salva Kiir Mayardit, has revealed to the Sudan Tribune.
South Sudan’s first president, Salva Kiir, is escorted by security during a ceremony celebrating the anniversary of South Sudan’s first Independence day, on July 9, 2012 in Juba, South Sudan (Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)Rumors have been circulating for days among ordinary people in the streets that a big sum of money kept in the President’s office was stolen by unknown individuals.
“It was [such] a big embarrassment that we didn’t want to talk about [it],” said the anonymous official who feared to reveal his identity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
The incident occurred over the weekend when a combined cash of millions in South Sudanese Pounds (SSP) and U.S. dollars just vanished from the office despite tight security provided by the President’s protection unit in the compound.
When asked, the official could not explain why such a huge sum of cash, which he said was around six million, was kept inside the office and not in the bank.
An investigation was to be carried out in secrecy, he said, in order to avoid public outcry and because of the awareness on its negative implications on the highest office of the land.
South Sudan has been badly haunted by allegations of corruption and mismanagement of public resources. President Kiir last year had to write a letter to 75 of his officials asking them to return billions of suspected stolen money but no positive response has been publicly made known
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Re: دى السرقة اما بلاش من مكتب الريس عديل ( دقش ولا ما دقش) (Re: عبداللطيف شريف على)
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يا ابو شريف
مليون مرحب ياخى وبركة فى الشوفة الهنا والف تحية
الحرامى حرامى وديل اكيد الناس الدربوهم الجماعة من الخرطوم يعنى الكانو مع ناس المؤتمر الوطنى دى سرقة محترفين وغيرهم مابيقدر عليها حرامى دا شغل نضيف . واكيد ناس الحركة الشعبية مابيعرفوا لى سرقة ذى دى افتشوا كويس الناس الكانوا فى الخرطوم مع ناس المؤتمر الوطنى بيلقو قروشهم دى عند واحد منهم الناس الكانو فى الغابة مابيسرقوا.
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Re: دى السرقة اما بلاش من مكتب الريس عديل ( دقش ولا ما دقش) (Re: عبداللطيف شريف على)
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يا ابو شريف
مليون مرحب ياخى وبركة فى الشوفة الهنا والف تحية
الحرامى حرامى وديل اكيد الناس الدربوهم الجماعة من الخرطوم يعنى الكانو مع ناس المؤتمر الوطنى دى سرقة محترفين وغيرهم مابيقدر عليها حرامى دا شغل نضيف . واكيد ناس الحركة الشعبية مابيعرفوا لى سرقة ذى دى افتشوا كويس الناس الكانوا فى الخرطوم مع ناس المؤتمر الوطنى بيلقو قروشهم دى عند واحد منهم الناس الكانو فى الغابة مابيسرقوا.
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Re: دى السرقة اما بلاش من مكتب الريس عديل ( دقش ولا ما دقش) (Re: Mahmoud Mustafa Mahmoud)
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Quote: سرق مجهولون قرابة المليون دولار من داخل مكتب رئيس حكومة جنوب السودان سلفا كير ميارديت بجوبا في عطلة نهاية الأسبوع الماضي. ونقلت صحيفة «سودان تريبيون» الجنوبية على الإنترنت، عن مصدر رسمي قوله إن المبلغ الذي يقارب الستة ملايين جنيه (أكثر من مليون دولار) اختفى من داخل مكتب سلفا كير رغم الحراسة المشددة المفروضة عليه. وحسب المصدر، فإن المبلغ عبارة عن أوراق نقدية من عمله جنوب السودان «الجنيه» والدولار الأميركي، ولم تعرف الجهة التي قامت بسرقة المبلغ بعد، وإن لجنة تحقيق كونت بشكل سري للتحقيق في السرقة الكبيرة. وحسب الصحيفة، فإن مصدرها الرسمي لم يستطع تقديم تفسير لوجود مثل هذا المبلغ الكبير داخل مكتب الرئيس وليس في البنوك، وإنه اكتفى بالقول إن تحقيقا سريا يجري بعيدا عن مسامع الجمهور للحيلولة دون التأثير السلبي للسرقة على المواطنين الذين فجعوا لحدوث السرقة داخل أهم الأماكن في دولتهم الجديدة الذي يفترض أن يكون أكثرها تأمينا.
ويتداول المواطنون في شوارع المدينة خبر سرقة المبلغ الكبير واختفائه من المكتب الرئاسي، بما يثير شكوكهم المتنامية عن استشراء الفساد بين المسؤولين في الدولة الوليدة.
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Re: دى السرقة اما بلاش من مكتب الريس عديل ( دقش ولا ما دقش) (Re: Mohammed Ahmed Saeed)
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March 27, 2013 (WASHINGTON) – The office of South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit has that confirmed cash money was stolen from the presidential compound and called for a thorough investigation into the criminal act.
Kiir’s office on Wednesday issued a press release in response to yesterday’s report by Sudan Tribune in which it confirmed the incident, but disputed the amount of the missing money.
The statement, a copy of which was seen by Sudan Tribune, explained that the combined amount of US dollars and South Sudanese pounds (SSP) that was stolen was in hundreds of thousands and not in millions.
A senior aide close to the president on Tuesday said that around six million in cash of South Sudanese pounds and US dollars was robbed by unknown suspects.
The communications department however said the amount stolen was comrpised of approximately 176,000 South Sudanese Pound (SSP) and $14,000 respectively.
The press release further explained that part of the cash was to be used to pay salaries of junior staff that did not have bank accounts in which to deposit their monthly salaries in accordance with the payroll system.
The rest of the money was meant for special projects including the opening of a new section in the presidential complex.
Kiir’s office further emphasized that the robbery took place in the "administrative block of the general Office of the President complex".
"At no time was the actual Office of the President compromised or vulnerable, as it is located in a separate and fully enclosed compound. Security around the Office of the President is extremely controlled and the safety of the President was never compromised".
It further assured that the authorities were carrying out an investigation and that details will be made available upon its conclusion.
“The necessary authorities, including the Presidential Protection Unit and the Police (CID Unit) are involved in the investigation. The investigation is currently under due process, and further details will only be made available upon its conclusion. Additional security and safety measures have been put in place to ensure that the same type of incident is not repeated,” reads the last paragraph of the one-page document.
South Sudan’s information minister, Barnaba Marial Benjamin admitted money was stolen, but said media reports should have specified the exact amount and which part of the president’s office was involved.
"As you know, the president’s office is very large and comprises several sections. But the administration has launched investigations into the matter, which was very unfortunate," Marial said Thursday.
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Mohammed Ahmed Saeed
garjah
عبداللطيف شريف على
Artiga Gilani
Mahmoud Mustafa Mahmoud
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست