The Caretaker Commissioner of Juba County, Moulana Kalisto Lado Foustino Nyigilo Wani, has called for order and cooperation in six markets as county authorities move to strengthen local administration and improve market management.
Kalisto made the remarks on Monday during a meeting with representatives of Referendum, Jondoki, Longe, Mangaten, Newside and Suk Darfur markets in Juba.
The meeting focused on the organization, administration and management of the six market areas, marking the first engagement of its kind since their establishment, according to the County Commissioner’s Office.
Speaking on behalf of the delegation, Maj. Gen. Luka Kuot thanked the Commissioner for initiating the meeting, saying it provided an opportunity for dialogue and a peaceful resolution of issues surrounding the organization of the markets.
He also acknowledged the county authorities’ commitment to taking responsibility for the administration and management of the respective markets.
In his remarks, Kalisto thanked the representatives for their cooperation and willingness to work with the county authorities to facilitate the handover and proper organization of the markets.
He further clarified that local chiefs in Luri Payam would oversee local courts in the respective areas in accordance with applicable laws and administrative structures.
“I am a Commissioner entrusted with the responsibility of promoting peace, unity, and reconciliation among all the 64 tribes living in Juba County.
Every South Sudanese citizen has the right to live and conduct business in Juba County, provided that they respect the laws, regulations, and local orders governing the County,” he said.
The Commissioner reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to promoting peaceful coexistence, strengthening local governance and ensuring proper organization of markets across Juba County.
Standard Zone News
