EES Gets A New Flag
Eastern Equatoria State Legislative Assembly finally endorsed the
State’s new flag on Wednesday in sitting No. 3 session 3; following
deliberations after a motion was raised by the State Minster of
Parliamentary Affairs, Hon. Clement Laku Chichim.24 June 2011
The new proposed Eastern Equatoria State flag [©Gurtong]By Peter
Lokale Nakimangole
TORIT, 24th June, 2011 [Gurtong] – Eastern Equatoria State Legislative
Assembly finally endorsed the State’s new flag on Wednesday in sitting
No. 3 session 3; following deliberations after a motion was raised by
the State Minster of Parliamentary Affairs, Hon. Clement Laku Chichim.

The official EES flag compromises of a logo and 4 colours, the first
being cream, positioned at the upper and lower end of the flag;
symbolizing minerals or the State’s rich resources whereas the second
colour is black located in the middle representing the racial skin
colour of the EES people. The third colour is red symbolizing
bloodshed during the struggle whereas green, enclosed in an oval shape
represents the State’s Vegetation/Agriculture.

Hon. Clement Laku explained that the cheetah in the State logo
-described as gently moving, symbolizes the rate of development, the
nature of the people of EES who are always organized and quick to
respond.

Prior to the endorsement, the Bill was presented in memo
GOSS/MPA/EES/T/14.A.1 dated 23rd May, 2011 to the State Council of
Ministers by Hon. Clement Laku Chichim, for discussions resulting into
an undisputed approval by the State Council of Ministers on 26th May,
2011.

Thereafter, the Bill was then presented to State Assembly on 22nd
June; by Hon. Clement although with questions and demands for
clarifications on meanings but got backing by the House and was
passed.

All the writings in the logo including Counties and final grammatical
correction are to be confirmed next Monday. “All the corrections made
must be according to the wishes of concerned Counties,” said Hon. Paul
Napwon Yonae, EESLA Deputy Speaker.

Napwon also reminded the house that the State’s flag shall bear this
inscription ‘the Republic of south Sudan’ at the upper section then
followed immediately below ‘Government of Eastern Equatoria State’

According to the speaker, the bill spells that each County shall be
responsible in producing their own flag after the State parliament
endorses the Ministers proposal.
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