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20 January 2013By Beny Gideon Mab
January 19, 2013 - Long overdue media legislation in the Republic of South Sudan has for the first time in eight years seen light of the day in what I may described as a serious policy and legislative developmental process. The completion of Media Authority Bill 2012, Right of Access to Information Bill, 2012 and Broadcasting Corporation Bill, 2012 respectively was a great job well done.
The Bills are already securitised by the line institutions and other relevant (...)
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