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In this episode, we turn our focus to the rapid growth of the capital Juba, that is expanding every day.
Yet, each rainy season exposes the city’s challenges: flooded roads, poor drainage, and unplanned construction. How do we make Juba safer, more resilient, and better organized for the future?
And what role does the Engineering Council of South Sudan play in shaping that vision?
Joining us are Consultant Engineer Oliver Marco Remego, Secretary General of the Engineering Council of South Sudan, and Consultant Architect Alikaya Aligo, member of the Council, co-founder of the South Sudan Institute of Architects, and former Minister of Housing in Central Equatoria State.
Listen in as they explain the responsibilities of the Council, the importance of regulation in construction, and the future of urban planning in Juba.
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