Central Equatoria State Governor Augustino Jadalla has called on newly appointed caretaker ministers to promote peaceful political participation, civic awareness, and dialogue as South Sudan prepares for forthcoming elections. Jadalla made the remarks on Monday during the swearing-in of the new caretaker ministers in Central Equatoria State. He emphasized the importance of discouraging hate speech, intimidation, violence, and political provocation.
Jadalla urged the ministers to encourage communities to resolve disagreements through dialogue, reconciliation, and lawful means. He stressed that political differences should not lead communities into conflict. The governor also called on the ministers to promote unity among the diverse communities of Central Equatoria State and help create an environment in which citizens can participate freely and peacefully in the electoral process.
The caretaker ministers have pledged to work as a team and serve the people with dedication and professionalism. State Caretaker Minister of Finance, Planning and Investment, Hon. John Ijino Lako, speaking on behalf of the caretaker ministers, said they would work diligently to deliver the highest services to the people of the state and citizens of South Sudan residing in the state.
Lako said the ministers would carry out their responsibilities in their respective institutions while working to support preparations for the forthcoming elections. He emphasized that the caretaker ministers would mobilize communities ahead of the elections and work to promote unity across the state.
The newly appointed caretaker ministers will play a crucial role in promoting peaceful political participation and civic awareness in Central Equatoria State. Jadalla's call for peaceful elections is particularly significant, given the country's history of conflict and instability. The forthcoming elections are seen as a critical step towards consolidating peace and stability in South Sudan.
The caretaker ministers' commitment to working together to unite the people of Central Equatoria and South Sudan is seen as a positive step towards promoting national unity. Lako's assurance that the ministers would work with dedication and respect to the staff, the people of Central Equatoria State, and citizens of South Sudan in the state, has been well received.
The swearing-in of the new caretaker ministers marks a significant development in the run-up to South Sudan's forthcoming elections. The country's electoral process is expected to be closely watched by international observers, who will be monitoring the level of peace and stability during the elections.
Key points
- Central Equatoria State Governor Augustino Jadalla has urged caretaker ministers to promote peaceful political participation ahead of South Sudan's forthcoming elections.
- The caretaker ministers have pledged to work as a team and serve the people with dedication and professionalism.
- The forthcoming elections are seen as a critical step towards consolidating peace and stability in South Sudan.
