President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has sworn in new caretaker ministers to help keep essential services running as the country prepares for elections in December. These ministers have been appointed to ensure that important government functions continue smoothly during this transitional period. Each minister has specific responsibilities: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will work on improving relationships with other countries. The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs will focus on helping people in need, especially those affected by disasters or displacement. The Ministry of General Education will make sure that schools and education services remain operational. The Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism will protect wildlife and promote tourism in South Sudan. During the ceremony, President Kiir urged the ministers to take their roles seriously and to prioritize the needs of the citizens. The goal is to maintain stability and ensure that the government continues to serve the people effectively as the country approaches the elections.
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