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SERVICE CLUSTER DISCUSSES CLEARING OUTSTANDING ARREARS FOR PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

April 28, 2026 1 min read
SERVICE CLUSTER DISCUSSES CLEARING OUTSTANDING ARREARS FOR PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

The Service Cluster chaired by the Vice President Hussein Abdelbagi Akol, has drawn efforts aimed at accelerating the payment of the outstanding arrears for public universities to boost learning and student feeding programmes.  The meeting attended by the Minister of Finance and Planning, Salvatore Garang Mabiordit, has addressed urgent sectoral priorities requiring immediate government funding. In a media statement, the Cluster spokesperson, doubling as Deputy minister of Public Service, Julius Tabuley Daniel said, the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology, emphasized that settling these obligations is essential ahead of the planned release and placement of new university admissions scheduled for 7 May 2026. The Ministry of Health has underscored the need to urgently pay the government’s co-financing obligations to health partners.

 Minister of Finance and Planning assured the meeting of the ministry’s commitment to explore feasible mechanisms to prioritize the identified needs, with the goal of expediting service delivery across sectors.