Vice President for the Infrastructure Cluster, Taban Deng Gai, during the reunion of the former Itang Choir at the Christian Temple Church in Juba weekend, has called on the church to embrace productivity through strategic investments in education and health, describing them as foundational pillars for national development. The Minister of Roads and Bridges, Peter Lam Both, has described the gathering as a historic moment for all who had experienced the realities of refugee life. Gatwich Peter Kulang a member of the Christian Temple Church, reiterated that the choir reunion is not merely a social event but a spiritual mission.
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Vp Taban Urges Church To Invest In Education, Health For National Productivity
September 7, 2026
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