Yigi Yigi Regains Freedom After Detention in Libya

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PRESIDENT KIIR, Government to prioritise infrastructure and education

 

President SALVA Kiir In Aroyo Aweil


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President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Wednesday said the government is prioritising infrastructural development to enhance road network to boost economic development in the country. 


“Roads construction is a government key priority since it will create employment opportunities to the locals and ease delivery of goods and services,” President Kiir reiterated. 


President Kiir also stated that the government will provide telecommunications services, water, schools, health care centres to the inhabitants of Aroyo. 


Finally, the President emphasised that girl child education is a collective responsibility for everyone.”let us use this free education to empower girl child education” President Kiir made the remark while addressing residents of Aroyo at a government event.


Girls' education is the most "Efficient Strategy" for breaking the cycle of intergenerational poverty and lifting families and communities from a place of marginalisation. Only one girl in ten completes primary education in South Sudan, and girls comprise just a third of the secondary school population.



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