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  1. Central Equatoria is a state situated within South Sudan, and Emmanuel Adil Anthony serves as its governor.

Central Equatoria Mandates Local Currency for School Fees

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The Caretaker Minister of General Education and Instruction in Central Equatoria State, Lupai Satimon Andrew, ordered that all schools operating in Central Equatoria must charge fees in South Sudanese Pounds (SSP). This directive was issued in line with national education policy, following an inspection in Juba that found a school charging students in US dollars. Only international schools offering different curricula are permitted to charge fees in US dollars. The minister suspended the school until discussions resolve the matter.

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The policy requires a shift from US dollar payments to the local currency, SSP, for school fees. This action reinforces the use of the SSP as the legal tender within Central Equatoria, impacting how educational institutions manage revenue.

Central Equatoria is a state within South Sudan, and Emmanuel Adil Anthony serves as its governor.

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    Secondary schools might see their revenue structure change due to the mandate requiring fee collection in SSP instead of US dollars.

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