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Friday January 29 2021
Africa s youngest nation , South Sudan, will effective February 2021 adopt a new time zone that will have the current- cut back by an hour. PHOTO/FILE/COURTESY/AP.
Summary
Implication:  The current 1:00am in the capital, Juba, will be set to 00:00am- effective February 2021.
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The Republic of South Sudan through its Labor Ministry January 28 announced a major development that will see the nation adopt a different time zone. 
The National Ministry of Labor hereby informs all the Civil Service Institutions, Commissions, Diplomatic Missions, UN agencies, International and National Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and the public at large that South Sudan has changed its official time from UTC+3 to UTC=2 which is based on South Sudan’s real location on the globe,” reads a letter from the Ministry. ....

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