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January 15, 2017 (JUBA) – South Sudan President Salva Kiir has fired
the country’s Central Bank governor, amidst the worsening economic
situation in the young nation.
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Kornelio Koryom Mayiik (Getty)
President Kiir dismissed governor, Kornelio Koryom Mayik and his
deputy John Dor through a decree announced on South Sudan Broadcasting
Corporation (SSBC).
In a separate decree, the South Sudanese leader appointed Othom Rago
Ajak and Dier Tong Ngor as the new governor and deputy governor
respectively.
Both the new governor and his deputy were serving in the Central Bank
as directors.
In a separate decree announced by President Kiir on Saturday, the
deputy minister of finance, Mary Javes Yak and ministry’s
undersecretary Salvatore Garang were sacked.
The president appointed Mou Ambrose Ring Thik as the new deputy
finance minister.
South Sudan is experiencing tough economic crisis with the local
currency (SSP) losing 80% its value after it was floated against the
United States dollar nearly 12 months ago.
Prices of the items have also surged in markets as government
struggles to pay its staff.
The president did not, however, indicate why he made changes in these
two institutions.
(ST)
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15 January 22:15, by Mayok
Look at this president, what difference will you make while
millions of dollar 💵 disappear always in your own office, and where
that money comes from? I think fire a bank governor is not a solution
of South Sudan 🇸🇸 crisis rather than adjusting yourself and then
look 👀 at your surrounding before making a decision or JCE because
you both 🏃 the nation like your own property.
repondre message
15 January 23:02, by john akeen
Thank you for saying I think because you don’t know what you
are talking about. Reik M he’s firing his IO leaders and replacing
them with others, what do you think?
repondre message
15 January 23:11, by barbayo
go and save your family at home you brought South Sudan
down from faster country in Africa be now last
repondre message
16 January 04:29, by Midit Mitot
Corrupted guys, let them go, they are ones making this country
suffered. Kiir has right to fired them.
repondre message
16 January 00:30, by Naath
Look at this Dinka tribal gangs leader is firing people for his
own mistakes. Kiir caused the war in the country, steal money and keep
hundreds of billion dollars in office. $6 million, $4billion, $6
million, and 280 million have been stollen at his office and has not
been firing himself yet. He massacred over 20,000 in three days and
has not firing himself yet. What a desperate gang leader!
repondre message
16 January 00:56, by Dinka-Defender-General
President Kiir, firing people from left to right is not a solution
to our problems. Personally, I will stop talking to you about the
important issues. We, the intellectual Dinkas people especially
generals are tired of all these messes you brought to the country. Why
don’t you just sit and listen to the people who can move the country
forward. We are tired and frustrated with your leaderships.
repondre message
16 January 05:17, by jubaone
Jienge Defender General,
True army generals don’t wait and get frustrated like you,
they act and make coups and overthrow govts. I am seeing a hopeless,
illiterate general who is worse than Kiir. Organize your jienge
generals and overthrow Kiir so we take you seriously. Otherwise just
defend yourself and your family man.
repondre message
16 January 03:40, by Fair Man
This has been the long awaited decision ever from JCE. Kornolio
Koryom has thrown the value of South Sudanese pound in to hell. He
should not be allowed to continue trading his surplus hard currency in
streets of Juba.
Let him go home right away or be tried for mismanaging the bank of
South Sudan. The most poor performing Governor ever on earth.
repondre message
16 January 04:51, by Splm-iG
The worsening of economic in the country is not connected to any
person it is about of war, $100, is now 12,000 SSP. imagine.
repondre message
16 January 04:59, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam
our economic problem is not base on any minister or Governor,
It is a economic sanctions on our country, because we fighting ourselves,
repondre message
16 January 05:13, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam
If south Sudan, need its economy to be reinstate back to previous
step, then let it disarm all unauthorized arm’s,
> disarm all youths who are killing themselves and innocent lives.
> disarm the all rebels or to response their need positively, this
is where the country economy will be stable,
it is a sanctions, let us stop war immediately to again back our economy.
repondre message
16 January 05:19, by salah
South Sudan is not subjected to any economic sanction of any
kind. There are only a handful number of individuals subjected to
targeted sanctions but SS is not under economic sanctions.
repondre message
16 January 05:28, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam
President is always busy calling peace, peace, but no response
from any, because no minister or governor who is cooperating with
president to cease hostility, therefore;
¶ troika and its alliance are eager to impossible any possible
obstacles to the people of south Sudan.
¶ America and other international body has long hand to
destabilize our economic unless the civil war must be eased
immediately
repondre message
16 January 05:34, by Fair Man
Jubaone
Dinka-Defender General does not have a single soldier around him.
How do you except him to make a coup? He lacks food let alone manpower
for the task. He claims to be close to Kiir but true Kiir’s friends
either sit in Beer bar in Amarat and plot ill-intentions for the
country or travel abroad. They don’t have time to see the media.
Dinka-Defender General is simply a jobless fellow.
repondre message
16 January 05:45, by Son of Nuer
They all newly appointed member are coming from Dinka where is
so-called STD and James Wani?
repondre message
16 January 06:45, by PEACE FOR ALL
Son of bitch or son of Nuer, can you check well the tribe
background of the new appointees before you comment on tribal leans.
the new governor of central Bank of South Sudan is from Shiluk. do not
fuel war for self interest. think for the lives of your fellow
citizens. shame on you.
repondre message
16 January 06:07, by Fair Man
Son of Nuer
This is the most primitvity that Kiir’s advisors have. STD and
Igga Wani are only for themselves. They are never consulted in any
opinion, JCE is the chief advsisory body, with all its advices
binding.Forget about so-called regional balance.They don’t feel
ashamed of their deep tribal tendency.
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January 15, 2017 (JUBA) – South Sudan President Salva Kiir has fired
the country’s Central Bank governor, amidst the worsening economic
situation in the young nation.
JPEG - 32.5 kb
Kornelio Koryom Mayiik (Getty)
President Kiir dismissed governor, Kornelio Koryom Mayik and his
deputy John Dor through a decree announced on South Sudan Broadcasting
Corporation (SSBC).
In a separate decree, the South Sudanese leader appointed Othom Rago
Ajak and Dier Tong Ngor as the new governor and deputy governor
respectively.
Both the new governor and his deputy were serving in the Central Bank
as directors.
In a separate decree announced by President Kiir on Saturday, the
deputy minister of finance, Mary Javes Yak and ministry’s
undersecretary Salvatore Garang were sacked.
The president appointed Mou Ambrose Ring Thik as the new deputy
finance minister.
South Sudan is experiencing tough economic crisis with the local
currency (SSP) losing 80% its value after it was floated against the
United States dollar nearly 12 months ago.
Prices of the items have also surged in markets as government
struggles to pay its staff.
The president did not, however, indicate why he made changes in these
two institutions.
(ST)
Comments on the Sudan Tribune website must abide by the following
rules. Contravention of these rules will lead to the user losing their
Sudan Tribune account with immediate effect.
- No inciting violence
- No inappropriate or offensive language
- No racism, tribalism or sectarianism
- No inappropriate or derogatory remarks
- No deviation from the topic of the article
- No advertising, spamming or links
- No incomprehensible comments
Due to the unprecedented amount of racist and offensive language on
the site, Sudan Tribune tries to vet all comments on the site.
There is now also a limit of 400 words per comment. If you want to
express yourself in more detail than this allows, please e-mail your
comment as an article to com...@sudantribune.com
Kind regards,
The Sudan Tribune editorial team.
15 January 22:15, by Mayok
Look at this president, what difference will you make while
millions of dollar 💵 disappear always in your own office, and where
that money comes from? I think fire a bank governor is not a solution
of South Sudan 🇸🇸 crisis rather than adjusting yourself and then
look 👀 at your surrounding before making a decision or JCE because
you both 🏃 the nation like your own property.
repondre message
15 January 23:02, by john akeen
Thank you for saying I think because you don’t know what you
are talking about. Reik M he’s firing his IO leaders and replacing
them with others, what do you think?
repondre message
15 January 23:11, by barbayo
go and save your family at home you brought South Sudan
down from faster country in Africa be now last
repondre message
16 January 04:29, by Midit Mitot
Corrupted guys, let them go, they are ones making this country
suffered. Kiir has right to fired them.
repondre message
16 January 00:30, by Naath
Look at this Dinka tribal gangs leader is firing people for his
own mistakes. Kiir caused the war in the country, steal money and keep
hundreds of billion dollars in office. $6 million, $4billion, $6
million, and 280 million have been stollen at his office and has not
been firing himself yet. He massacred over 20,000 in three days and
has not firing himself yet. What a desperate gang leader!
repondre message
16 January 00:56, by Dinka-Defender-General
President Kiir, firing people from left to right is not a solution
to our problems. Personally, I will stop talking to you about the
important issues. We, the intellectual Dinkas people especially
generals are tired of all these messes you brought to the country. Why
don’t you just sit and listen to the people who can move the country
forward. We are tired and frustrated with your leaderships.
repondre message
16 January 05:17, by jubaone
Jienge Defender General,
True army generals don’t wait and get frustrated like you,
they act and make coups and overthrow govts. I am seeing a hopeless,
illiterate general who is worse than Kiir. Organize your jienge
generals and overthrow Kiir so we take you seriously. Otherwise just
defend yourself and your family man.
repondre message
16 January 03:40, by Fair Man
This has been the long awaited decision ever from JCE. Kornolio
Koryom has thrown the value of South Sudanese pound in to hell. He
should not be allowed to continue trading his surplus hard currency in
streets of Juba.
Let him go home right away or be tried for mismanaging the bank of
South Sudan. The most poor performing Governor ever on earth.
repondre message
16 January 04:51, by Splm-iG
The worsening of economic in the country is not connected to any
person it is about of war, $100, is now 12,000 SSP. imagine.
repondre message
16 January 04:59, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam
our economic problem is not base on any minister or Governor,
It is a economic sanctions on our country, because we fighting ourselves,
repondre message
16 January 05:13, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam
If south Sudan, need its economy to be reinstate back to previous
step, then let it disarm all unauthorized arm’s,
> disarm all youths who are killing themselves and innocent lives.
> disarm the all rebels or to response their need positively, this
is where the country economy will be stable,
it is a sanctions, let us stop war immediately to again back our economy.
repondre message
16 January 05:19, by salah
South Sudan is not subjected to any economic sanction of any
kind. There are only a handful number of individuals subjected to
targeted sanctions but SS is not under economic sanctions.
repondre message
16 January 05:28, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam
President is always busy calling peace, peace, but no response
from any, because no minister or governor who is cooperating with
president to cease hostility, therefore;
¶ troika and its alliance are eager to impossible any possible
obstacles to the people of south Sudan.
¶ America and other international body has long hand to
destabilize our economic unless the civil war must be eased
immediately
repondre message
16 January 05:34, by Fair Man
Jubaone
Dinka-Defender General does not have a single soldier around him.
How do you except him to make a coup? He lacks food let alone manpower
for the task. He claims to be close to Kiir but true Kiir’s friends
either sit in Beer bar in Amarat and plot ill-intentions for the
country or travel abroad. They don’t have time to see the media.
Dinka-Defender General is simply a jobless fellow.
repondre message
16 January 05:45, by Son of Nuer
They all newly appointed member are coming from Dinka where is
so-called STD and James Wani?
repondre message
16 January 06:45, by PEACE FOR ALL
Son of bitch or son of Nuer, can you check well the tribe
background of the new appointees before you comment on tribal leans.
the new governor of central Bank of South Sudan is from Shiluk. do not
fuel war for self interest. think for the lives of your fellow
citizens. shame on you.
repondre message
16 January 06:07, by Fair Man
Son of Nuer
This is the most primitvity that Kiir’s advisors have. STD and
Igga Wani are only for themselves. They are never consulted in any
opinion, JCE is the chief advsisory body, with all its advices
binding.Forget about so-called regional balance.They don’t feel
ashamed of their deep tribal tendency.
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