South Sudan’s transitional parliament passes long-awaited fiscal price range – Sudans Post

South Sudan’s transitional parliament passes long-awaited fiscal price range – Sudans Post
  • Nov, Mon, 2024

South Sudan’s transitional parliament passes long-awaited fiscal price range – Sudans Post

South Sudan parliament at a session on July 30, 2024. [Photo by Sudans Post]

JUBA – South Sudan’s transitional parliament on Monday authorised a nationwide price range of 4.2 trillion South Sudanese kilos, ending a chronic standoff involving lawmakers, the cupboard, and the finance ministry.

The price range, which features a deficit of two.6 trillion SSP and had been returned twice to the finance minister by the cupboard and parliament, was handed in a session led by parliamentary speaker Jemma Nunu Kumba, an ally of President Salva Kiir Mayardit.

Speaking to lawmakers following the approval, Kumba expressed aid and famous that the price range now awaits President Kiir’s endorsement earlier than being despatched again to the finance ministry for implementation.

“It has been a very long-awaited bill to be passed. So, we are all happy that this budget has been passed finally. Now, it is now in the hand of the ministry [of finance], who will take it to His Excellency the President for signing and thereafter, the minister of finance will now embark on the execution of the budget,” she stated.

Kumba added that the finance ministry would implement the price range with “serious oversight” from the parliament.

“We hope you will take into consideration all the recommendations that have been made by this August House, especially on the issues of effective budget performance and also considering all the institutions, really, to disburse their budget so that they can function and taking care of all the areas that are outstanding, so that our people can receive their arrears.”

She emphasised the necessity to clear South Sudan’s excellent obligations to regional our bodies, together with the East African Community and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), the place membership dues stay unpaid.

“The region also, the regional institutions that we belong to, also we need to respect our obligations. So we are up to the obligations that we have. Thank you so much. The sitting is adjourned,” she concluded.

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