Revenue Authority Board Meets Over Governance Problems

(JUBA) – South Sudan’s revenue authority board has met in Juba to address governance and administrative concerns affecting the institution, officials said.

The session, held at the headquarters of the South Sudan Revenue Authority, reviewed developments during the third quarter of the 2025 to 2026 financial year, which ended on 31 March. The meeting was brought forward amid concerns over recent internal decisions.

Officials said the board is examining issues linked to staff transfers, restructuring and promotions to senior roles, including commissioners and deputy commissioners. These matters fall under the board’s mandate to oversee the institution’s structure and management.

The board also raised concerns about recent staff changes, including the removal of both senior and junior personnel. Members said the developments could affect institutional stability, staff morale and adherence to established procedures.

The board said the situation requires urgent review and clear direction to ensure proper governance within the authority. It added that oversight of staffing, policy and administration remains a key responsibility under the South Sudan Revenue Authority Act.