No more roadside businesses; special court ready for violators – Juba City Council
The Juba City Council has banned the operation of businesses along main roads, road medians and open public spaces, warning that a special court has been set up…
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SSRA, URA strengthen cooperation on cross-border trade
The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) and the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) have agreed to deepen…
World Bank to fund South Sudan’s fiber-optic project
The World Bank says it plans to finance the construction of a fiber-optic line in South…
Proposed 30% rental tax will ‘drive out’ investors, MPs warned
JUBA, South Sudan (Eye Radio) — The Real Estate Association of South Sudan has told lawmakers…
SSP 632.7 million is inadequate, we need USD 5 million – youth union
The South Sudan National Youth Union has said its current allocation of 632.7 million South Sudan…
BB Energy lifts first South Sudan oil cargo after court dispute
BB Energy says it has lifted its first cargo of South Sudanese crude oil under renewed…
Livestock minister: 36 million cattle must be taxed to boost revenue
The Minister of Livestock and Fisheries, Onyoti Adigo Nyikec, has called for the introduction of taxes…
Trade minister nullifies self-proclaimed leadership in chamber of commerce dispute
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Atong Kuol Manyang, has declared null and void the self-announced…
Key road projects at risk due to low budget allocation – Roads Minister
The Minister of Roads and Bridges says road infrastructure plans could face further delays, saying the…
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Freight forwarders cite tax favoritism, tedious stamp process
Freight forwarders and importers have raised concerns over what they describe as indiscriminate taxes and a…