Central Equatoria State Teachers Advocate for Professional Union in Meeting with Governor Jadalla

In a significant development for the educational sector in Central Equatoria State, teachers from the region recently met with H.E. Gen. Augustino Jadalla Kamilo Wani, the Governor, to discuss pressing concerns and advocate for the formation of a teachers’ professional union.

During the meeting held on Monday, Governor Jadalla engaged with a committee of teachers to address various issues affecting educators in the state. The teachers highlighted their primary concern regarding the establishment of a professional union to enhance communication between teachers and the State Ministry of Education, improve teaching services, and address the challenges faced by educators across the state.

Emmanuel Ladu Stephen, the Chairperson of the Organizing Committee representing the teachers, emphasized the importance of forming a union to streamline discussions and actions related to teacher welfare and professional development. Stephen expressed optimism that the creation of a teachers’ union would foster better collaboration between educators and government authorities, ultimately benefiting the teaching community in Central Equatoria State.

Speaking to the press following the meeting, Stephen reiterated the teachers’ commitment to enhancing their working conditions and ensuring quality education delivery in the state. He emphasized that the establishment of a professional union would serve as a platform for addressing key issues affecting teachers and promoting a conducive environment for teaching and learning.

“If the government allows the formation of the union, I am confident that it will address many of the challenges faced by teachers in our state,” stated Ladu, highlighting the potential positive impact of such a union on the teaching profession.

Governor Jadalla assured the teachers of his commitment to addressing their concerns and acknowledged the importance of creating a platform for constructive dialogue and collaboration between educators and relevant stakeholders. He encouraged the teachers to remain patient as efforts are made to facilitate the establishment of the proposed teachers’ professional union.

The meeting between the teachers’ committee and Governor Jadalla signifies a proactive approach towards enhancing the education sector in Central Equatoria State and fostering a supportive environment for teachers to thrive and contribute effectively to the development of the region.