(JUBA) – The Central Equatoria State Ministry of Information and Communication and the Association for Media Development in South Sudan, AMDISS, have agreed to strengthen cooperation on media development and community radio projects.
Caretaker Information Minister Joseph Pitia Kenyi Yikwach held talks with AMDISS Director Irene Aya in Juba on Tuesday, focusing on journalist training, advocacy and grassroots communication.
The two sides agreed to support journalists to report professionally and responsibly, including during the electoral period.
They also discussed expanding community radio services, with UNESCO planning to support the opening of Terekeka Radio Station. Lainya and Morobo radio stations were identified as priorities for future development.
The Ministry and AMDISS further agreed to strengthen coordination with media partners and continue programmes aimed at improving access to information at the grassroots level.
Aya Irene executive Director of AMDISS reaffirmed AMDISS’ commitment to working with the Ministry to strengthen professional journalism and expand community radio coverage across Central Equatoria State.
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