GESS Launches 2025 Payments to Keep South Sudanese Learners in School
Episode 3126, Oct 24, 08:27 AM
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The Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) programme has begun its 2025 cash transfers to help girls and learners with disabilities stay in school. Supported by the UK government and the Ministry of General Education, the initiative provides direct payments to improve attendance and reduce dropout rates. Officials say the programme has tripled girls’ enrolment since 2014 and continues to promote equality, inclusion, and lifelong opportunities in South Sudan.
The Miraya Breakfast show is in conversation with:
The Miraya Breakfast show is in conversation with:
- Jesse Onion, Senior Programme Manager for Essential Services, British Embassy in Juba
- Tawanda Madhangi, Deputy Team Leader, Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) Programme