The steps taken by the Deputy Governor of Upper Nile State, Mr. Dok Jok to recommend change of the SPLM ministers and commissioners is a true indication that most of our leaders are not aware of the provisions in the constitutions. The provisions of these constitutions are crystal clear. The lines of administration and competence are well drawn to the extent that if people abide to them there shall be no confusion of crossing over to other lines without taking into consideration preventative measures.
The question is; who has the mandate to recommend change of a minister or a government? Who can give these recommendations to the president for approval? And how is it done? All the answers to these questions lie in the constitution of South Sudan itself.
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