New Cabinet for Central Equatoria State
The Governor of Central Equatoria State Clement Wani Konga has named a new government. 14 April 2012 Newly-sworn in Central Equatoria State ministers. [©Gurtong] By Juma John Stephen and Lopu Moses JUBA, 14 April 2012 [Gurtong] – The new cabinet has a few changes, which the Governor said, is meant to boost service delivery to the people. Some former ministers have been retained in the changes that took effect on 11 April 2012. Below is the new cabinet lineup: 1. Professor Paul Ladu Bureng, Minister of Animal Resources and Fisheries 2. Jacob Aligo Lo-Ladu, Minister of Finance and Economic Development, 3. Michael Roberto Kenyi, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry 4. Francis Barson Yoasa, Minister of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports 5. Dr Emmanuel Ija Baya, Minister of Health 6. John Malish Duke, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs 7. Michael Tongun Martin, Minister of Cooperative and Rural Development 8. Suba Samuel Mannasseh, Minister Physical Infrastructure 9. Margaret Ayite Milyan, Minister of Education 10. Mary Apayi Ayiga, Minister of Gender and Social Development 11. Cecilia Oba Tito, Minister of Cabinet Affairs 12. Albert Pitya Redentore, Minister of Local Government 13. Valentino Kenyi Pitya, Minister of Labour and Public Service The Governor also issued a gubernatorial decree relieving the Commissioners of Yei River, Lainya and Juba counties and appointed the following: 1. David Juma Augustino, the Commissioner of Yei River County 2. Rereka Sadaraka Logurun, Commissioner of Lainya County 3. Stephen Wani Michael, Commissioner of Juba County. At least ten ministers and three commissioners were sworn into office yesterday by the President of the State High Court Justice. Malek Mathiang Malek. The ceremony took place at the Governor’s office in the presence of the State Deputy Governor Manase Lomole Waya who was sworn into office on Wednesday after being reappointed to his position. Waya directed the new ministers to develop action plans for effective service delivery. He also urged the County Commissioners to ensure security and peaceful co-existence of the different ethnic groups and nationalities residing in their counties. Posted in: Home, Governance -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "South Sudan Info - The Kob" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/SouthSudanKob?hl=en.
