Leadership Overhaul: Kiir Sacks Two Undersecretaries in ICT Ministry

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‎President Salva Kiir has issued a presidential decree sacking two senior officials from the Ministry of Information, Communication Technology, and Postal Services.  ‎ ‎The decision, announced on state-owned South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (SSBC), affects two undersecretaries who have been replaced with new appointees. ‎ ‎The officials removed from their posts are Wani Ladu Kenyi and Yath Awan Yath. They have been succeeded by Thomas Gatkuoth Yak and Martin Mabior Mawien, respectively. ‎ ‎No reasons were given for the dismissals, but the reshuffle is seen as part of the government’s ongoing reforms aimed at improving efficiency within public institutions. ‎ ‎Who are the new appointees? ‎While little is publicly known about Thomas Gatkuoth Yak’s previous roles, his appointment marks a new chapter in the leadership of the ICT ministry. ‎ ‎On the other hand, Martin Mabior Mawien brings significant experience in logistics and public procurement.  He has previously served as M...
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South Sudanese Crooks in Australia to Face Deportation

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URGENT MESSAGE TO ALL SOUTH SUDANESE IN AUSTRALIA

Currently, the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection is in the process to adopt new tough Immigration laws (DEPORTATION) which will affect all YOUNG AFRICANS whom the Prime Minister and Police Department termed them as “criminals, thugs and street gangs in Australia”.

Consequences:

1. Rebuke their citizenships because they failed to be good citizens.
2. Terminate or cancel their permanent or temporary residencies/visas.
3. Australian government sees deportation as the only option because they don’t want to waste billion of dollars from taxpayers.
4. If such laws are passed, it will affect young people including graduates to get jobs in Australia.
5. It will also affect young people to get their citizenships.

NEW POLICY FOR OFFSHORE VISAS
1. Deny visas to parents (who have teenagers) who want to come to Australia.
2. Deny visas to teenagers who want to reunite with their parents/relatives in Australia.

In fact, new changes will affect all South Sudanese community. Therefore, parents and community leaders need do something now and not later.

We came to Australia for a better life and our children’s future.

Please don’t surprise if things get ugly!

I am a concern South Sudanese!

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