The Central Equatoria State authorities have been directed to inspect electrical wiring in markets and ensure that temporary structures made of iron sheets are replaced with permanent concrete buildings towards improving public safety, regulating markets and strengthening security in Juba. The resolutions are being reached during the committee’s weekly meeting chaired by Caretaker Governor General Augustino Jadalla Kamilo Wani on Tuesday. The committee banned the sale of the locally known alcoholic drink Jena Fa’ar, citing concerns over its harmful effects on consumers. The Juba County Commissioner and the Mayor of Juba City Council have been directed to enforce the ban with immediate effect. The committee also prohibited wheelbarrow vendors from selling goods in markets and along roadsides, citing concerns that some traders are abandoning their shops to evade tax obligations. intended to protect public health, prevent market fires, improve tax compliance and maintain an orderly business environment ahead of the upcoming elections.
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