National Education Ministry plans to put modalities to deliver South Sudan Secondary Certificate results to counties to avoid students travelling from far to Juba to get their certificates.
The Ministry Undersecretary Michael Lopuke Lotyam on Wednesday in Juba told CRN that the information they expect from the county level would be enough to ensure that they bring the results to students.
He said the Ministry does not want to overburden students as transport and communication remain major challenges in the country.
Mr Lopuke disclosed that the Ministry started processing of results conducted in July 2013/2014, hoping that they would be out within the next two months.
The Undersecretary cited logistical issue as factor that delayed marking of the exams.