The Ministry of General Education and Instructions, in collaboration with UNICEF, has conducted a three days’ programme on National Safety Guidelines for schools in the country, bringing together Education Director Generals from national and states levels to discuss strategies and safety measures to protect teachers and learners during academic days in schools. The Ministry’s Undersecretary Omot Okonyi Olok says the document is crucial in safeguarding the schools from human and natural threats, saying for a schools to be safe, measures like fencing, afforestation and medical facilities among others, are essential around school premises *** (NEWS ITEM NO.8) ***8. SOUTH SUDAN–NAIVASHA FREE-TRADE-ZONE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS IN KENYASTANDBY VCRREADER:::::::The governments of South Sudan and Kenya have launched the construction of a dedicated free trade zone for South Sudan in the Naivasha area of Nakuru County, with South Sudan becomes the first country in the region to undertake such a construction project. SSBC’s Martin Justin reports...... *** (NEWS ITEM NO.9) ***9.SSRA CHIEF REAFFIRMS DEDICATION TO IMPROVED REVENUE COLLECTIONSTANDBY VCR READER:::::The commissioner general of South Sudan revenue authority, Rizik Dominic calls for teamwork, accurate reporting, and stronger accountability at the revenue authority as a foundation for improving revenue collection.
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