National Security warns against unauthorized use of NSS uniforms
JUBA, South Sudan – The Internal Security Bureau (ISB) of the National Security Service has issued a stern warning against the unauthorized manufacture, sale, possession, and wearing of National Security Service uniforms, insignia, camouflage patterns, and other official attire.
In a statement dated June 9, 2026, the ISB said it has observed individuals, private businesses, tailors, and designers illegally producing, trading, and using official National Security Service uniforms and related dress codes without authorization.
“The Administration of the National Security Service, Internal Security Bureau wishes to issue a strict and final warning to the general public, business companies and owners, tailors, designers and others regarding unauthorized handling of official National Security Service attire,” the notice stated.
The security agency said the practice poses a serious threat to public safety, national security, and the integrity of the National Security Service.
According to the statement, the ISB has prohibited the tailoring, printing, or production of NSS uniforms, camouflage materials, and other official dress codes without written authorization from the administration of the National Security Service.
The agency also banned the commercial sale, purchase, and distribution of NSS uniforms, patches, and related military or security gear in markets and private shops.
In addition, civilians and unauthorized persons have been warned against possessing or wearing any part of the NSS uniform, tactical gear, or camouflage clothing for any purpose, including daily wear, fashion, film production, or private security work.
The ISB stated that such acts constitute criminal offenses under Section 91(c) of the National Security Service Act, 2024, as amended, and Section 77 of the South Sudan Penal Code Act, 2008.
“Anyone found violating these directives after the publication of this notice will face immediate arrest. The law will take its full course, and offenders will be prosecuted to the highest extent of the law, including heavy fines and imprisonment,” the statement warned.
The agency further urged members of the public to remain vigilant and report individuals or businesses involved in the unauthorized manufacture, sale, or use of NSS uniforms and related security attire to the relevant authorities.
