Korean millionaires to invest in South Sudan *KAMPALA, 14 October 2013 (NASS) *– South Sudan will soon witness a number of investors from Korea coming willingly to invest in diverse natural resources in the country.
The government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has already embarked on serious discussions on how these millionaires will be handled when they arrive in the country. *Dr Benjamin (centre) and Mr Dae.* [Photo: Ajang Monychol] The head of Korean mission in Uganda, Park Jong Dae confirmed that the millionaires will arrive as soon as the necessary arrangements are completed. He said South Sudan has a promising investment potential and the Korean millionaires are interested to invest there. He also said he will be leaving shortly for Juba to see how the Korean peace keepers can introduce new programs to improve its developmental service to South Sudan. The envoy disclosed all this after a meeting with the minister for Foreign Affairs and International Relations, Dr. Barnaba Marial Benjamin, while in Kampala. *Reported by Martin Jada Gabriel, News Agency of South Sudan (NASS)* South Sudan, Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia agree on measures to control the Karamoja *KAMPALA, 14 October 2013 (NASS)* - The government of the Republic of South Sudan together with Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia through the support of IGAD have today signed a communiqué in Kampala to disarm and control the movement of the Karamoja group who are raiding cattle and posing insecurity in South Sudan. The communiqué also stresses the importance of carrying developmental projects and introduction of basic services in the Karamoja areas to discourage them from raiding cattle and join the other people in the process of development. Uganda has already started the disarmament process and building of schools in the Karamoja areas although there are a few challenges in the process of changing the Karamoja life style. *Dr. Benjamin (second right) together with Madam Janet Museveni (centre) pose for a photo with other participants at the conference.* [Photo: Ajang Monychol] In her remarks during the conference that was organized on Karamoja, the Ugandan first lady who is also the minister for Karamoja Affairs, Madam Janet Museveni advised that cattle raiding will only be eradicated when the governments of the four countries where Karamoja people exist in provide basic services, schools and other developmental projects. The government of the Republic of South Sudan through its minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation affirmed that it will embark on a disarmament process in due course to ensure that the few arms in the hands of the hiding Karamoja are removed to secure peace for the people of Eastern Equatoria. Although parliamentarians from both Eastern Equatoria and South Sudan national parliament welcomed the disarmament initiative they advised that it be done beyond the Karamoja cluster so as to prevent the other communities who are pastoralists from taking advantage to raid the Karamoja’s cattle. *Reported by Martin Jada Gabriel, News Agency of South Sudan (NASS)* -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "South Sudan Info - The Kob" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/SouthSudanKob/CAJb14ooqS6KhB%2BXH%3D%3DGtBF%2BXDZg1m1fkwnkc6Ot064LPO12bJA%40mail.gmail.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
