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Caretaker ICT Minister Returns To Steer Sector Towards Peaceful Polls

September 25, 2026 1 min read
Caretaker ICT Minister Returns To Steer Sector Towards Peaceful Polls

Expectations are high as Ateny Wek Ateny returns to the Ministry of Information, Communication, Technology and Postal Services as Caretaker Minister. As part of the caretaker cabinet entrusted by President Salva Kiir to steer government institutions towards peaceful elections, Minister Ateny is expected to strengthen the ministry’s operations and improve service delivery. ICT employees have expressed hope that his return could bring a renewed focus, efficiency and improved services across the sector.