MTN South Sudan Distributes Food to Inmates and Widows in Juba
MTN South Sudan distributed food to 500 inmates and 500 widows in Juba, reinforcing hope and solidarity during Ramadan and Easter.
MTN South Sudan carried out a food distribution initiative in Juba on Thursday, April 24, 2025, as part of its commitment to community support beyond telecommunications.
The initiative provided essential assorted food items to over 500 inmates under the care of the South Sudan National Prison Service (SSNPS).
Additionally, more than 500 widows of fallen soldiers, supported by the South Sudan People’s Defense Forces (SSPDF) Social Welfare Directorate, also benefited from the donation.
This distribution, timed to coincide with the spirit of Ramadan and Easter, aimed to alleviate food insecurity and bring a measure of comfort, reflecting the core values of sharing and togetherness. It underscores our commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility and aligns with SDG Goal 2: Zero Hunger, ensuring we contribute positively to the well-being of the communities we serve.
Mayor Angong, Chief of Legal Regulatory and Corporate Affairs stated during the handover, that this initiative:
Re-affirmed MTN South Sudan commitments in supporting vulnerable communities… sharing the little assorted food items signifies HOPE to the inmates that they are not forgotten.
– Mayor Angong, Chief of Legal Regulatory and Corporate Affairs, MTN South Sudan
Gen. Joseph, Head of SSNPS, thanked MTN for the “genuine commitment” and solidarity during challenging economic times. Brig. Gen. Martha Awut, Head of SSPDF Social Welfare, welcomed the support for the families of fallen heroes and highlighted the importance of such partnerships.
This effort was made possible through collaboration with the SSNPS, the SSPDF Social Welfare Directorate, and We thank everyone involved. MTN South Sudan remains dedicated to leveraging our presence to foster hope, support sustainable development, and connect everyone to the benefits of a modern, connected life.
