SPLA hands over homes to rightful owners

Obaj Shago | January 30, 2017 | 3:02 pm

A suburb in Juba

Up to 300 houses have been vacated by those who illegally occupied them
since the conflict started in December 2013 at Jebel Dinka suburb in Juba,
the acting SPLA spokesperson has said.

Col Santo Domic says the families decided to leave the houses voluntarily.
The owners had moved to the UN camps during the fighting. Some of those who
had illegally occupied the homes were soldiers.

This month, the army said it was implementing an order from the President,
askingthose who occupied other people’s houses to leave to allow the owners
to return and participate in the national dialogue.

Col Domic told Eye Radio that the army is not using force to implement the
order.“Since yesterday we have handed-over 80% of these houses which were
illegally taken away from their owners,” he said.

Col Domic said the committee will move to other areas around Juba for the
same process.The army estimates that 3,000 houses in different suburbs in
Juba were occupied illegally since December 2013.

At the beginning of the exercise earlier this month, the army said those
who had settled in other people’s homes would be given plots at Jebel Dinka.

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