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          Vice President Dr James Wani Igga called for the timely presentation of the national budget in line with the East African budget calendar.

        1. Vice President Dr James Wani Igga called for the timely presentation of the national budget in line with the East African budget calendar.
        2. Vice President Dr James Wani Igga called for the timely presentation of the national budget in line with the East African budget calendar, warning that.
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        4. Meanwhile, in South Sudan, on 2 September the parliament approved Magok Rundial as its new speaker, replacing James Wani Igga, who became vice-president on
        5. The evaluation was conducted by a team of independent evaluators commissioned by the evaluation departments of a group of 15 donors and.

          6. James Wani Igga

          South Sudanese politician

          James Wani Igga (born ) is a South Sudanese who was the second vice president of South Sudan.[3] He was speaker of the National Legislative Assembly from to [4] and secretary general of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement.[5]

          Early life

          Igga was born in [6] He is variously described to stem from the Bari[7] and Zande[8] ethnic groups and he is a Roman Catholic.

          He studied economics in Cairo.[7]

          Civil war years

          Igga joined the South Sudanese rebels in , training in Cuba and Ethiopia. He rose rapidly through the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) ranks,[7] and, by , had the rank of major and commanded the Shakus Battalion.[9] The same year, he was Zonal Commander of Central Equatoria and a member of the SPLA/M High Command.[10] He was reportedly well-respected among civilians.[11]

          Igga was one of the SPLA's most se