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Bodyguard Hire in Juba, South Sudan

Hire a vetted bodyguard in Juba. Licensed CPOs for oil-sector, UN, NGO, and diplomatic personnel in South Sudan's high-risk environment.

Juba is the operational hub for South Sudan’s oil industry, a substantial UN and NGO community anchored by UNMISS, and development-finance organisations working across one of the world’s youngest and most fragile states. The city’s high risk rating reflects the fragile post-conflict environment, documented armed robbery and carjacking targeting international personnel, and very limited medical infrastructure. A vetted, licensed close protection officer provides the appropriate baseline for foreign nationals with operational requirements in Juba.

CPOs deployed in Juba are licensed under the Private Security Companies Act (2021), experienced in the South Sudan operating environment, and briefed on current FCDO, US State Department, and UNMISS security advisories before each assignment. The standard deployment model pairs a licensed CPO with a security-trained driver experienced in Juba’s movement corridors and night-movement restrictions.

For the full Juba security picture, see our Juba city briefing and our executive protection services in Juba.

What licensed close protection covers in Juba

A CPO team in Juba provides secure airport transfers from JUB, advance route intelligence for all scheduled movements, hotel and compound security coordination in the Juba Town and Tomping areas, and on-ground accompaniment for business meetings. For oil-sector clients, the team liaises with corporate security functions and advises on movement windows relative to current intelligence on armed robbery and carjacking hotspots.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

South Sudan’s Level 4 advisory reflects the fragile peace following the 2013 to 2018 civil war, risk of renewed fighting in some regions, documented armed robbery and carjacking targeting international personnel in Juba, and very limited medical infrastructure. FCDO similarly advises against all but essential travel.

The Private Security Companies Act (2021) established the legal framework for licensing and regulating private security companies in South Sudan. Using a CPO or security company not licensed under this Act creates legal exposure for the client and may limit the operator’s ability to carry out duties effectively. All operators we deploy in Juba hold valid licences under this Act.

UNMISS maintains a security phase framework governing movement and assembly of UN personnel. While it applies directly to UN staff, it provides valuable current threat-level intelligence for all international operators in Juba. Our CPO teams monitor UNMISS security reporting as part of their daily operational picture.

Oil and gas (Petronas, Dar Petroleum, China National Petroleum), the UN and international NGO community, development-finance institutions, diplomatic missions, and media organisations are the principal users of close protection in Juba.
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