South Sudanese foreign affairs ministry official suspended
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December 23, 2016 (JUBA) - South Sudan’s foreign affairs minister,
Deng Alor Kuol has suspended the ministry’s undersecretary for
"ignorance" and "failure to obey orders".
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South Sudan’s foreign affairs spokesperson, Mawien Makol (Photo: Citizen News)
In a December 20 letter, a copy of which Sudan Tribune obtained, Kuol
accused Joseph Ayok Anei for being disrespectful to the office of the
minister.
"I do here issue this suspension order for the suspension of
Ambassador Reverend Joseph Ayok Anei (...) for disregard of my orders
on a number of occasions and refusal, ignorance and failure to obey
and comply with the laws governing ministry of foreign affairs and
international cooperation," partly reads the minister’s letter.
Anei was appointed undersecretary weeks before Alor took over the
ministry, in what analyts described as an attempt to place those loyal
to the president at the ministry.
The spokesperson for the foreign ministry was unavailable for a comment.
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23 December 23:43, by Fair Man
Well done Alor Kuol. Discipline has been the main problem making
some drivers behave more senior than their bosses they drive. Deal
with them accordingly and I pray that you will continue disciplining
them. However, I am afraid that a Republican Decree will see you soon
dismissed from your portolia begin sweating again. Goodluck.Wait for
repercussions.
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24 December 00:42, by Dinka-Defender-General
That’s the law. No one is above the law and he doesn’t comply with
the law, he must be suspect. Therefore, you have right to suspect him
Mr. Kuol. Let him learn and comply with the law.
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24 December 07:11, by Future1
The FDs should know that they should not put their political
miscalculations and frustrations on subordinates like Ayok. I hope
Ayok is more understandable/qualified more then Deng does. Sorry for
President who scarifies Ayok. Leave this minster to them/Abyei to mess
it up like IOs/Nuer ones. They are doing one thing. No shame!!!!!!!
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