Presidential Decree No. 32/2011: President Kiir Dismissed Hon. Madam Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior from her advisory post

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Relief of Presidential Advisors by Presidential Decree No. 32/2011
The President of the Republic H.E Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit issued Presidential Decree No. 32/2011 for the Relief of the following Presidential Advisors:

S/N	Name in Full	Position
1-	Hon. Madam Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior	Advisor on Gender and Human Rights
2-	Hon. Rt. Gen. Joseph Lagu	Special Advisor
3-	Hon. Telar Ring Deng	Advisor on Legal Affairs
4-	Hon. Tor Deng Mawin	Advisor on Decentralization and Inter-Governmental Likages
5-	Hon. Rev. Tijwong Hather Agwer	Advisor on Religious Affairs

Reported By;
Thomas Kenneth Elisapana
Presidential Press Unit
Office of the President/ Juba

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Appointment of Presidential Advisor by Presidential Decree No. 33/2011

The President of the Republic issued Presidential Decree No. 33/2011 for the appointment of the following Presidential Advisors in the Republic of South Sudan, and they are:

S/N	Name in Full	Position
1-	Hon. Madam Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior	Advisor on Gender and Human Rights
2-	Hon. Rtd Gen. Joseph Lagu	Special Advisor
3-	Hon. Telar Ring Deng	Advisor on Legal Affairs
4-	Hon. Tor Deng Mawien	Advisor on Decentralization and Inter-Governmental Linkages
5-	Advisor on Religious Affairs	To be appointed
6-	Advisor on Economic Affairs	To be appointed

Thanks

Reported by:

Thomas Kenneth Elisapana

Presidential Press Unit

Office of the President of the Republic

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