The Governor of Central Equatoria State, Emmanuel Adil Anthony, on Tuesday announced that his administration will provide space for the establishment of a court dedicated to handling labor-related disputes.
Speaking after a meeting with National Labor Minister Antony Lino Makana on preparations for the upcoming event, Governor Adil reaffirmed the state government’s commitment to providing space and support for the proposed court.
“We are committed as a state government to ensure that space is made available for the establishment of a labor court that will help address labor-related issues and strengthen justice for workers,” Governor Adil said.
He also called on citizens to turn out in large numbers for the Labor Day celebrations scheduled to take place at Juba National Stadium.
“I urge all citizens to come in big numbers to celebrate Labor Day at Juba National Stadium, as we honor the valuable contribution of workers to the development of our nation,” he added.
For his part, Labor Minister Lino Makana confirmed that the national Labor Day celebration will be held on May 1, encouraging all stakeholders to participate actively.
“This year’s Labor Day will be commemorated on the 1 May, and we are calling on all stakeholders to turn up in large numbers,” he said. “There will also be space allocated for organizations and partners to showcase and advertise their activities.”
The upcoming celebration is expected to bring together government officials, workers’ unions, private sector actors, and development partners under the theme of recognizing and promoting the rights and contributions of workers in South Sudan.
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