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Education Minister Pledges Action on Teacher Salaries in Eastern Equatoria

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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The Caretaker Minister of General Education, Youth and Culture in Eastern Equatoria has pledged to address teacher salary concerns and ensure schools remain operational as the state prepares for elections. The minister, Ibwaha Lucy Allam, stated that resolving salary complaints from ministry staff is an immediate priority. She plans to consult Directors-General and senior officials to assess the ministry’s current situation and identify challenges inherited from the previous administration. The minister also called for schools to remain safe and free from political disruptions during the election period.

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The issues center on the functionality of the education administration within Eastern Equatoria. The minister expressed concern over students moving around Torit instead of attending classes, underscoring the pressure on the education system. The pledges are made against the backdrop of upcoming elections in the state.

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Who's involved

  • Eastern EquatoriaThe state where the education administration issues are occurring.
  • ToritThe city where the education issues are manifesting.
  • Torit CountyThe county within the state facing administrative issues.

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