Eastern Equatoria State Governor Louis Lobong Lojore on Monday donated SSP 8 million, 17 Motorbikes, and 8 drums of petrol to the SPLM party secretariat in Eastern Equatoria State.
EASTERN EQUATORIA – As South Sudan, the world’s newest nation, gears up for its first-ever free, fair, and credible elections, efforts to ensure the voices of women are equally represented in all aspects of leadership, decision-making and governance are on the rise. In this regard, recently a women’s parliamentary caucus has been established within Eastern Equatoria state’s
The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) party over the weekend officially launched an exercise to register its members and issue them with membership cards in Magwi County in Eastern Equatoria State.
Magwi commissioner vows to fight tribalism
Magwi county commissioner during the swearing-in ceremony at Torit Freedom Square, Friday 5, March 2021. [Photo: Radio Tamazuj]
The newly appointed commissioner of Magwi County in Eastern Equatoria State,
Otto David Remson, has vowed to fight tribalism in his jurisdiction for peace to prevail in the area.
The commissioner made the remarks on Tuesday during a ceremony to welcome him in Magwi town where hundreds of women, youth, and members of the organized forces converged on the streets.
“I have come to work with all of you women, youth, elders, army, and everybody. I want you to know that my administration is not tribal. I will not only stand for Acholi or Madi,” Otto said. “I am going to stand for the people of South Sudan. This thing called tribe, if it is there with you, our politicians, our youth, our women, please put it down today. We are going to remain sons and daughters of Magwi County. Let us have hope, will, reconc