(YEI RIVER COUNTY) – Archbishop Elias Taban Ade Parangi has called on South Sudanese to embrace dialogue, unity and lasting peace ahead of the December 2026 elections.
Speaking during a welcome ceremony at the EPC compound last weekend, the archbishop said dialogue is essential for resolving political differences and preventing further conflict.
He urged citizens to prepare for the elections and exercise their democratic right to vote, expressing hope that the polls will be conducted peacefully without causing instability.
Archbishop Elias also welcomed efforts to promote dialogue between the government and opposition groups, saying inclusive engagement is key to achieving lasting peace.
Meanwhile, former Tore Payam Director Azaria Khemis Noah and Emeritus Bishop Hillary Adeba praised the archbishop for his contributions to education, healthcare and community development in Yei.
The leaders also called on residents to work together for peace, reconciliation and stability across South Sudan.
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