Governor Rabi Mujung Emmanuel of Central Equatoria State – Photo credit: Central Equatoria State Governor’s Press Unit
JUBA, South Sudan (Eye Radio) — Central Equatoria State (CES) civil servants can expect timely payment, and state institutions are set to receive crucial operational funding, following a direct order from Governor Rabi Mujung Emmanuel.
The directive was announced on Monday, October 13, by State Minister of Information and Communication, Patrick Nyarsuk, after an extraordinary council of ministers meeting in Juba.
According to Minister Nyarsuk, Governor Mujung stressed his commitment to ensuring the state government operates effectively by having funds released on time.
“The governor emphasized his commitment to work with all the institutions, all the ministries to make sure that the timely implementation of all the memos is implemented, and looking into how operational cost of line institutions, and timely payment of salaries of civil servants are to be implemented,” Nyarsuk stated.
The Governor’s first step was to direct the Minister of Finance to present a strategic plan.
Nyarsuk confirmed that the plan outlines how the Ministry will provide operational costs to all line institutions, guaranteeing they are “effectively functioning to deliver services” to the public.
