South Sudan orders temporary ban on social media
South Sudan government shuts down social media
The South Sudan government has ordered an immediate shutdown of social media sites like Facebook and TikTok within the country. The National Communication Authority (NCA), the country’s telecommunication regulator, announced that the ban would be effective for up to three months, starting Wednesday night.
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