JUBA,
South Sudan
South Sudan has commenced formation of the state governments with the Central Equatoria, raising hopes such a move will restore presence of the government at lower-level structures mired and marred in perennial communal feuds.
On Friday
last week, President Salva Kiir issued a republican order for advisers, state
ministers, county commissioners and chairpersons for state commissions.
The order
saw 17 ministers, five advisers, six chairpersons for Independent Commissions,
and six county commissioners from the various peace parties appointed.
This came
days before the Transitional Government of National Unity (TGoNU) made a year
since it was formed in February last year.
Disagreements
among the peace parties over responsibility-sharing in the local government
levels delayed full formation of the state governments.
According
to the decree, the advisors appointed by the president include, James Modi Laku
for peace and security (SSOA), David Wani for economic affairs (IO), Jacob Gore
Samuel for legal affairs (IG), Bullen Amos Soro for Human rights (IG) and
Mariam Zachariah for gender and social welfare (IG).
The
ministers include, Godwil Edward for Cabinet Affairs (IO), Moro Isaac Genesio
for Local Government and Law Enforcement (SSOA), Gerald Francis Nyukuye for
Peacebuilding (IG), Taban Emmanuel Baya for Parliamentary and Legal Affairs
(IO), Paulino Lukudu Obede for Information and Communication (OPP), Dorrin
Wosuk Ladu for Culture, Youth, and Sports (IG), Diana Susu Hassan for Minister
of Finance, Planning, and Investment (IG), Wani Top Sebit for Trade and
Industry (IG) and Lily Kafuki Paul for Agriculture, Environment, and Forestry
(SSOA).
Other
ministers appointed include, Alex Latio Elia for Animal Resources, Fisheries
and Tourism (IG), Peter Lujo Yospeta for Cooperative and Rural Development
(IO), Flora Gabriel for Housing, Land and Public Utilities (IG), Mawa A. Moses
for Roads and Bridges (IG), Modi John Molla for Labor, Public Service and Human
Resource (IG), Nejua Marshal for Health (IG), Cirisio Zachariah for General
Education and Instructions (IO), Martin Mollai Dodo for Gender, Child and
Social Welfare (IG).
Also appointed were heads of Independent Commissions and county commissioners.
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