
3261: SEASONS: South Sudan Endorses Wildlife Conservation Act
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South Sudan has taken a significant step toward protecting its natural heritage with the endorsement of the Wildlife Conservation Act. The law is expected to strengthen conservation efforts, protect biodiversity, and support sustainable tourism.
Hon. Wilson Lodiong Sebit, Chairperson of the Committee on Wildlife Conservation and Tourism at the RTNLA, and Atobgun Lodu Romber, former Chairperson of the same committee, speak to Philip Wabni of Radio Miraya on what this means for the country.
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