SPLM Chairman Advances Institutional Reform and Digital Transformation at SPLM Leadership Summit
July 7, 2026
The Sudan People's Liberation Movement concluded the Leadership Summit which brought together SPLM National and States Leadership, the summit which ran from July 2 to 7th was officially concluded today at the SPLM House under the auspicious leadership of SPLM Chairman H.E. Cde. Salva Kiir Mayardit.
During the ceremony the SPLM Chairman took decisive actions to modernize the party and reinforce institutional order through a series of key initiatives.
The Chairman officially launched the new SPLM website, splm.ss, which is set to serve as the central digital repository for the party’s historical records, foundational documents, and literature. This move is part of an effort to enhance organizational transparency and provide accessible information to the membership.
In a significant step toward structural reform, the Chairman signed the "Code of Conduct & Disciplinary Procedure" into effect. This document establishes formal regulations to address ideological, organizational, and individual discipline. To ensure these standards are upheld, the party confirmed that following the signature of the Chairman, the party will form the National Disciplinary Committee (NDC), which will be tasked with the enforcement of these rules and the oversight of internal conduct.
Furthermore, the Chairman spearheaded a nationwide membership drive by formally registering his own membership and receiving his party identification card, followed by the first Deputy Chairman, Cde. Prof. James Wani Igga, the second and third Deputy Chairpersons Cde. Mary Apai Ayiga and Cde. Simon Kun Pouch and was registered in the registry books in their respective states and counties book.
Following this, SPLM Secretary General, Cde. Dr. Akol Paul Kordit, issued a directive for membership registry books (each containing 6,000 slots) to be dispatched to every state and county. Leadership at all levels was urged to start membership Registration immediately and follow the Chairman's example by ensuring their own registrations are completed at their respective levels.