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BoSS Management Engages Staff on Teamwork, Institutional Vision and Welfare

BoSS Management Engages Staff on Teamwork, Institutional Vision and Welfare

By: Daniel Mareng Wek Magok

Juba, November 12, 2026- – The Management of Bank of South Sudan (BoSS) has held a meeting with staff to exchange ideas, address workplace concerns and discuss the institution’s strategic direction.

Bank Governor, Dr. Addis Ababa Othow called for teamwork, professionalism and transparency, reaffirming management’s commitment to monetary and financial stability as well as staff welfare.

“Let us walk the talk. What do we want to be remembered for? I encourage everyone to put the institution first,” Governor Othow said.

He emphasized that staff welfare remains a priority, assuring employees that management is committed to its promises.

During the meeting, Governor Othow presented the Bank’s key policy statements, leadership vision and strategy execution, focusing on building a high-performing, accountable and future-ready central bank.

“We should be guided by a bigger purpose than ourselves. Do not see yourself as just an employee, but as a leader in your own capacity,” he added.

The Governor also challenged staff to reflect on the Bank’s mandate, where it wants to go and what success should look like in the future, highlighting the importance of a shared vision in restoring public confidence and strengthening the institution.

The Director General of Administration, People and Culture, Dr. Majok Kuol Mading, also called for teamwork and reaffirmed management’s commitment to addressing staff concerns.

Meanwhile, the Acting Chairperson of the BoSS Trade Workers Union, Henry Maniwi John, urged management to prioritize staff welfare and encouraged employees to work together towards achieving the Bank’s objectives.