Yigi Yigi Regains Freedom After Detention in Libya

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Breaking: Kiir Receives Report Proposing Lower Tariffs, Wider Power Access



‎President Salva Kiir Mayardit has received a comprehensive report from the Power Purchase Review Agreement Committee, chaired by Engineer Madhieu Acuil Mawien, the Undersecretary in the Ministry of Energy and Dams.

‎The committee was assigned to review the power purchase agreement between the Government of South Sudan and Ezra Construction and Development Group. 

According to Engineer Madhieu, the President instructed the team to ensure the agreement is aligned with the country’s electricity policy and national interests.

‎Key areas under review include:

‎Equity structure and shareholding entitlements between the government and Ezra Construction.

‎Ownership stakes in Juba Electricity Distribution Company (JEDCO).

‎Tariff reductions to make electricity more affordable for citizens.

‎Restructuring power distribution through JEDCO to improve efficiency.

‎Engineer Madhieu stressed that the committee’s mandate involves consulting all parties to ensure a sustainable and affordable supply of electricity, while safeguarding national interests and expanding access across the Ten States and Three Administrative Areas.

‎The Ministry of Energy and Dams, which oversees power generation, transmission, and distribution nationwide, is expected to play a central role in implementing the recommendations.

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