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ICT Police-777-112 We aim to create a safe and secure environment for all the people of South Sudan.
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06/10/2026

🎙️🇸🇸 ICT ON AIR!

The voice of service, security, and community connection.
We Dare Where Others Fear.

🇸🇸 KNOW YOUR POLICE SECTOR — JUBA CITY 🚔📍 KNOW WHERE TO REPORT — HELP US SERVE YOU FASTERJuba City is divided into six o...
06/10/2026

🇸🇸 KNOW YOUR POLICE SECTOR — JUBA CITY 🚔

📍 KNOW WHERE TO REPORT — HELP US SERVE YOU FASTER

Juba City is divided into six operational sectors to improve security coverage, respond quickly to emergencies, maintain law and order, and make it easier for citizens to know where to report incidents in their areas.

🟢 SECTOR ONE
📍 University of Juba • Atalabra • Konykonyo • Hai Malakal • Lologo I & II • Kor Wuliang • Hai Cassava • Kator

🔵 SECTOR TWO
📍 Nyakuron • Jebel • Suk Mamur • Mauna • Parts of Rock City • Hai Lolkwilili • Hai Seminary • Eastern Gudele I

🟡 SECTOR THREE
📍 Mangateen • Munuki Libya • Suk Darfur • Referendum • 107 • New Sites • Eden • Suk Malisha • Gudele I • Moroyok

🟠 SECTOR FOUR
📍 Kololo • Tongpiny • Juba Airport • Amarat • Hong Kong • Hai Gonya • Parts of Seven Days • Kaburi Munuki • Sections of St. Kizito

🔴 SECTOR FIVE
📍 Gudele II • Zain • Veterinary Road • Check Point • Jebel Dinka • Western Gudele I • Goppa • Parts of Rock City

🟣 SECTOR SIX — EAST OF THE NILE
📍 Gumbo • Shirkat • Mapau • Hai Dubai • Highland • Jebel Amianin • Don Bosco • Rejaf East • Jebel Lemon and surrounding areas

🚨 WHERE SHOULD YOU REPORT?

If you witness a crime, suspicious activity, an emergency, or any situation requiring police assistance:

👉 Report to the nearest police/security personnel or your respective sector command.

👉 For emergencies, call the toll-free emergency number: 📞 112

Cases reported to sector commands are referred to the appropriate police divisions for further legal procedures.

Each sector is further divided into sub-sectors to improve coverage and ensure faster service delivery. Sector supervisors coordinate operations and report to ICT Police Headquarters, which provides overall operational command.

🤝 SECURITY IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY

Knowing your sector helps you report faster, respond better, and keep your community safer.

The Police are civilians’ immediate friends.

🇸🇸 YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY.
🚔 ICT POLICE — ALWAYS READY TO SERVE.
📞 EMERGENCY: 112

🇸🇸 SOUTH SUDAN NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE — OUR MISSION, OUR COMMITMENT 🇸🇸The South Sudan National Police Service remains c...
06/10/2026

🇸🇸 SOUTH SUDAN NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE — OUR MISSION, OUR COMMITMENT 🇸🇸

The South Sudan National Police Service remains committed to building a safe, stable and secure nation where every person can live their daily life free from intimidation, abuse, violence and unlawful acts.

Our mission is to prevent, combat and investigate crime, maintain law and public order, protect people and their property, and uphold and enforce the Constitution and the law.

We stand firmly for:
🔹 Respect for human rights and equal treatment
🔹 Honesty, integrity and zero tolerance for corruption
🔹 Transparency and accountability
🔹 Protection of vulnerable groups, especially women and children
🔹 Partnership with communities
🔹 Professional and quality police services

Together, we work to create a peaceful environment where people can live, work and prosper.

🇸🇸 “Safety and security for all without fear or favour.” 🇸🇸

05/10/2026

From all 433 comments on our public Inquiry about crimes, the admin will forward important information to authorities for mgt!.

05/10/2026

What are the current crimes around Juba that need Police immediate attentions??.
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04/10/2026

Celebrating my 3rd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

🇸🇸 WEEKEND MESSAGE FROM ICT POLICE LEADERSHIP 🇸🇸From the Director of ICT Police, Major General James Madut Ngor — 177, a...
04/10/2026

🇸🇸 WEEKEND MESSAGE FROM ICT POLICE LEADERSHIP 🇸🇸

From the Director of ICT Police, Major General James Madut Ngor — 177, and the Deputy Director, Brigadier General Kuong Majok Kuong

Happy Weekend, South Sudan! 🇸🇸❤️

As we welcome the weekend, the leadership of ICT Police extends warm greetings and best wishes to the people of South Sudan, our officers, families, communities, and all those working tirelessly for a peaceful and prosperous nation.

This weekend is a moment to rest, reflect, reset, and rise stronger. Life may present challenges, but every challenge carries an opportunity to build courage, wisdom, and a better tomorrow.

To every South Sudanese working toward a dream, serving the nation, supporting a family, pursuing education, or simply doing their best to move forward: keep believing, keep working, and never give up. Your time is coming. 💪🏿🔥

The future may not always be clear today, but with unity, discipline, patience, hard work, and hope, we can continue building a stronger and better South Sudan for generations to come.

Let us continue to choose peace over conflict, unity over division, respect over hatred, and hope over despair. 🇸🇸🤝🏿

May this weekend bring you peace of mind, renewed strength, and fresh hope for the days ahead.

Rest. Reset. Refocus. Rise stronger.

A better future is possible, and together, we can build it. 🇸🇸❤️

🫡 ICT Police — Your Safety Is Our Success.
One Team. One Mission. One Nation.

📸 Kuol Ngor Kuol-Malith

Happy Weekend, Wau! 🇸🇸💙Bol Marine is here! 👊🏿🔥ICT is here, ICT is everywhere — and this time, ICT has arrived in Wau wit...
04/10/2026

Happy Weekend, Wau! 🇸🇸💙

Bol Marine is here! 👊🏿🔥
ICT is here, ICT is everywhere — and this time, ICT has arrived in Wau with Commander Bol Marine.

Currently on mission in Wau, coming all the way from Bor. Different location, same commitment, same ICT spirit. 💪🏿🇸🇸

ICT — One Team, One Mission, One Family.
Your safety is our success. 🫡🚔

On September 30, 2026, a lessons learned workshop for the Child Protection focal points (CPFP) was held in Da' Vinci Lau...
02/10/2026

On September 30, 2026, a lessons learned workshop for the Child Protection focal points (CPFP) was held in Da' Vinci Launge _Juba, South Sudan. It brought together 25 police personnel from the South Sudan National Police Services, including 11 women and 14 men. The workshop focused on examining methodologies, identifying gaps, and discussing structures and responsibilities within CPFP regarding the prevention of child recruitment and use in armed conflict. Participants engaged in collaborative discussions to assess current practices and roles, aiming to enhance the effectiveness of CPFP efforts in protecting children. The workshop culminated in the formulation of actionable recommendations to strengthen child protection initiatives within the police force.

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