Plans to upgrade Juba International Airport resume

Author : | Published: Saturday, February 8, 2014

Work on upgrading the Juba International Airport is due to begin.

A senior official says that plans to improve the airport were put on hold last year because of legal problems but now these have been resolved.

The Chief Administrative Officer in the President’s Office, Mayen Wol says that their work was at an advanced stage, and that the runway will be extended from 2.5 kilometres to 3.1 kilometres.

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