Former Central Equatoria State Governor Rabi Mujung Emmanuel has officially launched his manifesto and vision under the Sudan People's Liberation Move...
Former Central Equatoria State Governor Rabi Mujung Emmanuel has officially launched his manifesto and vision under the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), declaring his intention to contest for the governorship of Central Equatoria State in the upcoming 2026 general elections.Speaking during a press conference on Wednesday, Mujung said his decision to seek the governorship was driven by the need for clear political direction, strong institutions and effective leadership to address the challenges facing the state.He emphasized the importance of strengthening political institutions and promoting accountable leadership, saying that his vision is aimed at advancing the SPLM's political agenda and addressing the development priorities of Central Equatoria State.Mujung's announcement comes as political parties and prospective candidates begin positioning themselves ahead of the anticipated December 2026 general elections.The launch of his manifesto marks the beginning of his political campaign, with attention expected to focus on his proposed policies, leadership priorities and plans for improving service delivery across the state.Central Equatoria State, which includes the national capital, Juba, continues to face challenges related to infrastructure development, insecurity, unemployment, land disputes, public service delivery and access to basic social services.The upcoming elections are expected to provide an opportunity for political candidates to present their programmes and outline how they intend to address these challenges.Mujung is expected to use his manifesto to communicate his development priorities and vision for the future of Central Equatoria State.
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