The South Sudan Islamic Council reveals plans to build infrastructure in the country.
Council representative, Juma Saied says in collaboration with the government they will construct roads, bridges, schools and hospitals.
The Islamic leader cites plans for erecting a stadium in South Sudan and calls on the state government to provide land for the infrastructural development.
He says the schools will not be for the Muslim community, but a donation to the state government.
The official spoke to Radio Easter at Yei State Secretariat.