Kenyan appointed South Sudan’s special envoy in Germany
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December 11, 2016 (JUBA) - South Sudan President Salva Kiir has
appointed Renish Omullo, a Kenyan national, as the young nation’s
special envoy to Germany.
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South Sudanese president Salva Kiir (AFP)
The appointment, Kenya’s the Star newspaper reported, is detailed in 8
December letter, which was signed by the South Sudan leader.
“This Decree shall be cited as “The Republic Decree No.324/2016 for
the Appointment of the Republic of South Sudan Special Envoy to the
Federal Republic of Germany 2106 A.D.” shall come into force on the
date of its signature of the President of Republic,” it noted.
Omullo, in a separate letter, will reportedly take charge of South
Sudan’s international and regional affairs on the same capacity.
The special envoy reportedly brings lots of experience in
international trade and diplomacy affairs, having worked as the
Business Development manager for Africa for Celle Brunnenbau, GmBH.
Over the years, however, the Kenyan national has been engaged with
issues of South Sudan in trade and diplomacy for a long time.
Omullo welcomed her appointment by President Kiir and pledged to serve
diligently to the benefit of the citizens of South Sudan.
“I am fully focused to do my best to serve well. I take the
opportunity to thank President Kiir for the confidence and trust he
has bestowed on me,” she told the Kenyan daily.
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12 December 06:38, by Akuma
.....not Kenyan but South Sudanese national since she is married
by South Sudanese. I congratulated her and wish her best luck
repondre message
12 December 06:58, by Mayom2016
Who is her Husband?. Can give us more details about her bse U
seems to know more about her?.
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