S.Sudan's sacked army chief quits Juba, raising concern amid civil war

South Sudan's sacked former army chief Paul Malong has left the capital Juba for his home state, its defence minister said, raising concerns over his next move as a civil war drags on.Malong's removal followed a slew of resignations by senior generals in recent months alleging tribal bias and war crimes.Malong left Juba in a convoy of several vehicles for Aweil state in the country's northwest shortly after his dismissal was announced on Tuesday, Defence Minister Kuol Manyang Juuk said.