Lawmakers in Eastern Equatoria state say the state parliament has remained closed for the past six months because of severe financial constraints, raising concerns over governance and oversight in the state. Charles Longolia Mutte, chairperson of the Information, Culture, Youth and Sport Committee at the Eastern Equatoria State Transitional Legislative Assembly, told Radio Tamazuj on Friday that the assembly has been in recess since early Novemb…
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