🚨🇸🇸🇪🇹 BREAKING: SOUTH SUDAN, ETHIOPIA DISCUSS BILATERAL RELATIONS

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President Kiir Reiterates Government’s Commitment to Peace and Development, Amid Flood Crisis, Kiir Promises to Fast-Track Juba–Bahr el Ghazal Road


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President Salva Kiir Mayardit has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to supporting Lakes State in overcoming current challenges and achieving lasting peace and development.

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‎The President made the remarks on Friday after receiving a comprehensive report from Lakes State Governor Rin Tueny Mabor on the humanitarian and security situation in the state.

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‎Governor Rin informed the President that widespread floods have devastated several counties, including Awerial, Rumbek East, Cueibet, and Wulu. The floods have destroyed farmland, displaced households, and affected thousands of livestock, which serve as a major source of income and food security for local communities.

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‎Despite these challenges, Governor Rin said security in the state remains largely stable, with only a few isolated incidents of cattle raiding reported along the borders. 

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He noted that these incidents remain a persistent threat to peace and livelihoods in the region.

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‎The Governor also appealed for the resumption of construction on the Juba–Bahr el Ghazal road network, describing it as an economic lifeline for Lakes State and neighboring regions. 

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He emphasized that the road project, once completed, would boost trade, improve movement of goods and services, and enhance access to health and education for communities along the route.

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‎In response, President Kiir reassured the Governor that the government recognizes the importance of infrastructure in promoting stability and development. 

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He pledged that his administration will take steps to ensure the timely completion of the road project, while also addressing humanitarian concerns brought on by the floods.

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‎The meeting highlighted the government’s broader commitment to balancing peace, security, and development across South Sudan as the country prepares for its first general elections since independence.

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