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A foreigner cannot own land in freehold in South Sudan. However, foreign entities may acquire leasehold or other interests in land for a specified period for residential or investment purposes, subject to the Investment Promotion Act and other laws Land Act, 2009. The lease must align with the interests of the people of South Sudan Land Act, 2009.
All land in South Sudan is owned by the people of South Sudan, and its use is regulated by the government Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan, 2011. Foreign investors must obtain an investment certificate to invest in South Sudan .
The Constitution of South Sudan requires all levels of government to provide maternity and child care for pregnant and lactating women Constitution. This constitutional obligation applies broadly but does not specify duration or conditions for all workers.
For female judges, the Judiciary Act 2008 explicitly provides three months of maternity leave Judiciary Act. However, general labor provisions for other employees are not detailed in the available sources.
No national labor law or specific maternity leave entitlement for non-judicial public or private sector employees is stated in the provided materials.
Law: Judiciary Act, 2008, Section 68(2) states: "Female Justices or Judges shall be entitled to three months maternity leave." Judiciary Act Where to get help: Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs
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