(JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN) – President Salva Kiir Mayardit has sworn in Dr. Moua Moti Moua Korok as the new Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs.
The swearing-in ceremony was held on 14th October 2026, according to the Office of the President.
President Kiir urged the new Undersecretary to uphold the laws of South Sudan and strengthen institutional performance.
He also tasked him with working closely with colleagues to improve the delivery of judicial services.
During the ceremony, the President emphasised the importance of discipline, teamwork and respect for the country’s established laws.
He charged the newly appointed official with the responsibility of helping improve the ministry’s operations.
President Kiir also linked the appointment to the government’s policy of equitable distribution of opportunities among South Sudanese communities, according to the Office of the President.
He welcomed Dr. Moua’s inclusion in the country’s public service leadership.
The appointment comes as the ministry carries the responsibility of providing legal services, supporting constitutional affairs and contributing to the administration of justice in South Sudan.
Dr. Moua is a seasoned member of the Ministry of Justice and one of the most experienced Counsel Generals.
His experience, knowledge and understanding of the ministry’s work were cited by the Office of the President as reasons for the appointment.
President Kiir’s message placed emphasis on two key expectations: improved performance within the justice ministry and adherence to the laws governing the country.
