This will ensure highway activities align with government policy and that non‑statutory practices such as illegal levies are discontinued.
By
Anthony Kitimo
Nation Media Group
The government of South Sudan has agreed to deploy more security forces along the main highway from Uganda to Juba, in the latest assurance aimed at ending a strike by truck drivers.
The decision followed talks between truck drivers’ unions, logistics lobbies and authorities in Juba, which sought to end constant harassment of drivers.
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