Traitor Kurnyel,
Read the sentence again and again, if you lack some reading or understanding capacity; then seek for help. The sentence goes; At around 5am on 16 May 1983 a small group of troops from the army’s 105 Garrison in Malualchat, five miles outside Jonglei’s capital Bor along Juba-Bor road headed by then major, Karbino Kuanyin Bol, mutinied and opened fire on northern troops.
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