The authorities in Kajo-Keji County, Central Equatoria State, have said relative calm has returned to the areas along the border with Uganda following last month’s clashes that displaced over 16,000 people. Speaking to Radio Tamazuj on Monday, Kajo-Keji County Commissioner Wani Jackson Mule said the situation along the border is comparatively calm and that displaced persons can now access their gardens to harvest their produce. “As I speak, the situation is calm but there are some criminal activities. So, I want our people to be calm because we will handle it as a government without involving civilians”. Over 16,000 people have been displaced in the border areas of Bori Boma and Nyainga Muda in Kajo-Keji County due to the encroachment by Ugandan soldiers.