The Ceasefire & Transitional Security Arrangements Monitoring & Verification Mechanism reports on the implementation of the ceasefire agreement in South Sudan.
Incoming CTSAMVM Chairperson, Maj. Gen. Dr. Hailu Endashaw Atomsa presented his credentials to Amb. Dr. James Pitia Morgan,🇸🇸Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation - marking a formal leadership transition, reinforcing operational effectiveness and credibility.
Maj. Gen. (PSC) Mohamed Elmurtada El Sheikh was formally introduced, as he assumes the role of Deputy Chairperson. His appointment marks another important step in strengthening CTSAMVM's commitment to professionalism, continuity, and the effective implementation of its mandate.
Maj. Gen. Teshome Ayana expressed gratitude to the Ministry and the Government for its steadfast political support, emphasizing that it is vital to CTSAMVM's monitoring & verification, which contributes to the advancement of peace, stability, and confidence-building across SSD🇸🇸
CTSAMVM held its 6th Technical Committee meeting today in Juba. This meeting supports CTSAMVM’s mandate to monitor, verify, and report on compliance with ceasefire and security arrangements, contributing to the consolidation of peace in South Sudan. #SouthSudan#Peace
MVT Malakal on a dynamic air patrol to Ayod County, engaging county officials, security organs, women & religious leaders, and community members as part of ongoing investigations into recent incidents in the area. For accountability, and civilian protection as per the R-ARCSS.
MVT Juba, alongside UNMISS, on an integrated long duration patrol to Torit and Kapeota. Engaged with the Acting Governor, Div. 7 Commander, and local officials to conduct routine security verification activities — reinforcing stability, dialogue, and coordinated peace efforts.
Today in Juba, @CTSAMM_SSudan held its 2nd Technical Committee Meeting of 2026. Discussions focused on concerns over the Ceasefire Agreement & a review of operational activities since February.
Read the Chairperson's opening statement here
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We mourn the loss of SRSG Nicholas Haysom and stand in solidarity with @unmissmedia & the wider UN family. A steadfast partner with @CTSAMM_SSudan in our work of peace-building in SS🇸🇸, we carry forward his legacy of integrity, and his unshakeable belief that peace is possible.
"Give women information, access, and a voice—and we all gain a stronger society." 🗣️ That was the powerful message today as @CTSAMM_SSudan, the Ministry of Gender, and civil society members gathered to commemorate #InternationalWomensDay. @NorwayinSSudan@IrlEmbEthiopia
1st CTC meeting for 2026. @CTSAMM_SSudan Chairperson Maj. Gen. Teshome remarked that the meeting is taking place under exceptional circumstances, given the serious and continuing challenges confronting the R-ARCSS. #SouthSudan#PeaceMonitoring
@CTSAMM_SSudan Alleged Violations Snapshot for January 2026. This concise, one-page report provides key statistics, incident summaries, and a hotspots map for alleged violations of Chapter II of the R-ARCSS. #PeaceMonitoring#SouthSudan
Today, CTSAMVM welcomed H.E. Ambassador Moussa Djama Ali, the newly appointed IGAD Special Envoy to South Sudan, and Dr. Victoria Anib Majur, IGAD Head of Mission to South Sudan.
The meeting focused on exchanging views on the current situation in #SouthSudan, challenges faced since the signing of the #RARCSS, and ways to enhance #CTSAMVM’s vital monitoring, verification and reporting on compliance to Chapter II.
@CTSAMM_SSudan New monthly “Alleged Violations Snapshot”. Featuring:
✅ Key statistics on alleged violations of Chapter II of the R-ARCSS (2018)
✅A brief narrative of key incidents
✅A visual hotspots map
Article 2.1.10.3 of the R-ARCSS is clear: Sexual Gender-Based Violence is prohibited. This #16Days, we call for respect and implementation. #EndGBV#SouthSudan
Sustainable peace is impossible without addressing gender-based violence. CTSAMVM stands against all forms of abuse. This #16DaysOfActivism, we are committed to breaking barriers and cycles to #EndViolenceAgainstWomenAndGirls in South Sudan.