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CES AUTHORITIES CONFIRM OVERCOMING RANDOM CATTLE MOVEMENT ACROSS THE STATE

May 19, 2026 1 min read
CES AUTHORITIES CONFIRM OVERCOMING RANDOM CATTLE MOVEMENT ACROSS THE STATE

The Central Equatoria State Security committee has reiterated its overwhelming commitment to regulating the random movement of cattle across the state.

The State Security Committee led by the Governor Emmanuel Adil Anthony said the move will be achieved through continuous coordinated meetings involving County Commissioners, chiefs, and cattle herders specially in Counties of Lainya, Yei, and parts of Juba. The initiative is part of an ongoing efforts to ensure the safe return of all cattle to their areas of origin and to allow farming activities to continue.

 

The committee also addressed the rising cost of commodities in markets due to the raising economic constraints and resolved to engage traders to lower prices to affordable prices.  To strengthen security, the Committee resolved to increase surveillance along routes connecting counties within the State to protect traders, people and their properties.