JUBA POST

JUBA POST MEDIA, POLICY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
​OFFICIAL CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENT

​Date: February 27th 2026

Subject: Transition to JIT PREMIUM and JIT SMART Branding

​IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO OUR ESTEEMED AUDIENCES
​To our valued audiences across the regions and the African continent,

​The Administration of JUBA POST hereby formally announces a historic evolution in our corporate identity. In alignment with our long-term strategic vision and commitment to excellence, JUBA POST will soon undergo a comprehensive rebranding transition to JIT PREMIUM and JIT SMART.

​This transition marks a new chapter in our journey, following the remarkable success and "beauty hit wave" of JIT Water across South Sudan. As we integrate our media heritage with our expanding lifestyle and commodity presence, we invite all our stakeholders—from our dedicated board collaborators to our loyal supporters on the streets—to stand with us during this exciting transformation.
​We are moving forward with a focus on innovation, quality, and the continued service of our people under the JIT banner.

​Best Regards,
​Helena Samuel Acting Director, JUBA POST Department of Media, Policy, and Public Relations.

Former Sudan religious affairs minister Nasr al Din Mufreh said hundreds of millions of dollars from religious endowment funds were diverted to Islamist networks, armed groups aligned with Al Burhan’s army and family of ex-president Omar al Bashir.
https://thesudantimes.com/sudan/endowment-millions-funnelled-to-islamist-and-saf-allies/

JUBA POST

​BREAKING NEWS | TONJ EAST IN TURMOIL
​Deadly Communal Clashes Erupt in Tonj East; Thousands of Cattle Raided

​JUBA — Reports reaching the Juba Post newsroom this afternoon indicate that heavy fighting has erupted in the Kong-ngor area of Tonj East County, Warrap State. The conflict, which broke out early Wednesday morning, involves armed youth from the Luacjang and Jalwau communities.

​Local sources from the ground describe a dire situation, confirming that the clashes have resulted in a significant loss of lives on both sides. In addition to the human toll, eyewitnesses report that over thousands of herd of cattle were raided from the Jalwau community during the initial onslaught.
​Ongoing Violence and Casualties
​The exact number of fatalities remains unconfirmed as the sound of heavy gunfire continues to echo through the Kong-ngor area. "The situation is still very volatile. We are receiving reports of casualties, but because the fighting is still ongoing, no one can safely access the field to count the dead," a local official, who requested anonymity, told the Juba Post.

​Government Response
​As of the time of this report, government intervention has not yet been confirmed. There are growing fears among the civilian population that without the immediate deployment of the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces (SSPDF) or police units to create a buffer zone, the violence could escalate further into neighboring bomas.
​"The community is in panic. Women and children are fleeing into the bushes for safety while the youth are engaged in active combat. We need the state government to act now."
— Community Leader in Tonj East

​THE JUBA POST WILL BRING YOU MORE UPDATES AS THE STORY DEVELOPS.
​Stay tuned for our full evening briefing, which will provide the latest updates on casualty figures and official government statements.