President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has reaffirmed a policy requiring constitutional officeholders to obtain his direct authorization before undertaking any travel outside the country. This announcement occurred during a briefing with the current caretaker administration in Juba, following the President's diplomatic trips to Kenya and South Africa. The directive aligns with a recent internal document that reportedly restricts foreign travel for senior government figures and security personnel for a three-month period. This administrative measure follows the President's recent decision to dissolve the transitional unity government and the national legislative bodies, which included the removal of the five vice presidents. While the document regarding travel restrictions has circulated publicly, its formal implementation remains subject to verification.
Source : CGTN
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