News about Salva Kiir Mayardit

Salva Kiir Mayardit's grey trousers (left) appeared in a video from December, showcasing a dark stain spread across the 71-year-old's national anthem at a road commissioning function. The video never made it to television, but it was later revealed on social media. According to Patrick Oyet, president of the South Sudan Union of Journalists, journalists who work with the state-run South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation were arrested on Tuesday and Wednesday. Authorities are allowed to detain suspects for 24 hours before presenting them before a judge, according to a member of a committee on journalist protection, when officials determine that coverage is unfavorable.' Kiir (right) has been president since South Sudan gained independence in 2011.

When unveiling a new road project, the 71-year-old president of South Sudan wet himself on live television. As the national anthem was played, Salva Kiir Mayardit appeared in his trousers as a damp patch appeared in his trousers. During the unveiling of the new road, a video shows trumpet fanfare and the jubilation. Before the camera pans away from him, the president appears to be looking down at his legs.

Since being arrested of rape, the diplomat who escaped out of police detention in New York City by invoking his privileges has returned to South Sudan. After being arrested by the NYPD, Charles Dickens Imene Oliha, 46, returned to his home country this week. South Sudan's government released a statement today announcing that he had been recalled. He has been barred from his service pending the probe into the rape allegations. Oliha was seen getting out of alcohol in the street in a video obtained solely by DailyMail.com. He was often out drinking, according to neighbors, and no one knew he could hold such a high profile.

Charles Dickens Oliha, 46, continues to hide from public scrutiny and is yet to respond to reports of rape after being arrested in NYPD detention. He was arrested after a woman who lives in his Fort George apartment pleaded with police that he followed her into her apartment and assaulted her twice. Attorney Alvin Bragg of Manhattan is looking at the allegations. If he does not appear, NYC Mayor Eric Adams must ask the State Department to request that Oliha's citizenship be withdrawn in order for him to be prosecuted.