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Information and hate speech through the Internet is a fear and division in the southern Sudan, which is seeing serious political tensions, which are again throwing the country in the battle, observers.

The racial partitions, especially between the two largest tribes (Dinka and Nuor), continued from 2013 to 2018 and fueled the bloody civil war of about 400,000 people.

After the relative calm years, the upbringing indicators have emerged that the restoration of the racial polarity has emerged, according to Nelson Kevai, head of the company in the capital and Zuba, overseeing the hate speech, and misleading information online.

It came after the end of the peace deal in 2018 after the arrest of Machar from President Salwa Kair and his opponent, first vice president Rick Machar, Dinka and Nuer respectively.

One of the most poor countries in the world is between 40 and 50 percent. According to Kiway, conservative estimates of social media use percentage are 10 percent.

But those who are capable of accessing information are often “high accents” and their messages are spread through societies through more traditional means, which helps to poison the air.

Kwaji told the French Press Agency from Juba that life in the city is still “relatively calm”, but “incorrect information in social media and serious hate speech” increases concerns.

“There are rumors of murder, talking about respectable violence and warnings about ethnic violence,” he said.

Videos “brought people back to terrorism”

First, the brutal murder of the general murder of the army has occurred in the possession of the Nur -dominated armed group and is called a “white army”, and then a young man from Dinka is a video showing that people are talking to Nior slang.

Qai said that the racial polarity has declined significantly in recent years, but those videos have brought people to terrorism. “

«He pointed out that polarity was very clear. If these events increase, it will lead to a new level, thereby people carry weapons. ”

He noted that good information and free media in South Sudan is limited. This creates a void, ”adds:“ All people who fill this vacuum are not harmful, because most of them want to share information to protect their society. But there are also players who want to communicate with the audience, and a small section has political motives. ”

He explained that it is difficult to determine those who are behind these political messages, but they are well -stable and designed.

“When we see this level, we know that someone is receiving the interview,” he said, but now “we have good shock objers”.

When the civil war began in 2013, “There was a very clear tribal section from the first day.

He had a peace deal in 2018, “Despite all its flaws”, the international community, partially united in the country and the Army Kair and Machar’s disarmament, and the curriculum on the reduced weapons that have been reduced to somewhat reduced weapons.

He continued: «Young people also realized the dangers of separation on tribal foundations. There are so many messages about peace. Whether this content is realistic, it will immediately turn you into a terrorist. ”