The Director of Public Order in Juba County has issued a stern warning to vendors at Kuburi Haboba Market, emphasizing that any vendor found selling goods on the road will have their products confiscated.
A section of the Gudel-Luri road near the Kuburi-Aboba roadside market - Courtesy
The Director of Public Order in Juba County has issued a stern warning to vendors at Kuburi Haboba Market, emphasizing that any vendor found selling goods on the road will have their products confiscated.
Samuel Pitia Wani made the statement during an inspection and follow-up on the local order banning street vending along the main road in the market area.
“If we confiscate your goods, they will not be returned. Vendors must comply with the regulations,” said Mr. Wani.
He urged vendors to move their goods into the market to avoid confiscation.
In support of the directive, Major Joseph Beden Dominic, acting on behalf of the Assistant Commissioner of Police, reinforced the importance of enforcing the ban for the safety of citizens.
He explained that the security organs are committed to ensuring the local order is upheld in order to ease traffic flow and prevent accidents.
Deputy Commander of Sector Five, Colonel Joseph Ring Mading, also stressed the need for vendors to comply with the directive
He stated that the role of security organs is to maintain law and order, and ensure public safety, especially in preventing accidents.
Currently on air
14:00:00 - 16:00:00
1Published March 17, 2025
2Published March 19, 2025
3Published March 20, 2025
4Published March 19, 2025
5Published March 21, 2025
Published 20 hours ago
Published 21 hours ago
Published March 21, 2025
Published March 21, 2025
Published March 21, 2025
Published March 21, 2025
Support Eye Radio, the first independent radio broadcaster of news, information & entertainment in South Sudan.
Make a monthly or a one off contribution.
Copyright 2025. All rights reserved. Eye Radio is a product of Eye Media Limited.