A wave of opportunity is coming to South Sudan’s Ministry of Transport! The Ministry has just announced a nationwide recruitment drive, with a whopping 400 new positions up for grabs. This move aims to bolster the Ministry’s departments and address critical staffing shortages, according to officials.
Transport Minister Rizik Zakaria Hassan shared the exciting news with reporters in Juba, confirming that the Ministry of Public Service has given the green light for the recruitment process.
“We’re eager to receive applications from qualified South Sudanese who are ready to contribute to the Ministry,” Zakaria stated. A special committee has been put together to manage the entire process, from reviewing applications to conducting interviews.
The Minister is calling on both recent graduates and seasoned professionals to apply, highlighting that this initiative is a part of a larger plan to strengthen government institutions and enhance the delivery of services.
“We’re looking for talented South Sudanese to fill the existing gaps in our workforce,” he added, expressing his hope that ongoing issues in the public sector, such as delayed salaries, will gradually improve.
But here’s where it gets interesting: The Ministry hasn’t yet revealed the exact start date for the recruitment or the specific types of jobs available. Keep an eye out for further announcements!
The Ministry of Transport plays a vital role in South Sudan, responsible for developing and overseeing the country’s transport infrastructure and services. Its responsibilities cover roads, railways, waterways, and air travel, along with ensuring public transport safety and logistics.
Based in Juba, the Ministry also works closely with state governments and agencies like the Civil Aviation Authority to improve connectivity throughout the country. Could this recruitment drive signal a new era of growth and efficiency for South Sudan’s transport sector? What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below!