Analyst says operating without parliament-approved budget undermines public trust
An economic analyst has criticized the government for operating without a parliament-approved budget, calling it a violation of public finance and accountability laws.
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Monthly revenue collection rises to SSP130 billion after digital reforms
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Support rural women, says women’s empowerment advocate
The Executive Director of the National Women Empowerment and Rehabilitation Organization is calling on the public…
Unity State youth accuse oil companies of discrimination in scholarships, jobs
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Central Equatoria cabinet reviews 5-year road development plan
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South Sudan delegation meets World Bank VP in Washington
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Central Bank advises banks to join new payment system
The Director of the National Payment System at the Bank of South Sudan has advised commercial…