Government says foreign investors must comply with mining laws
The government says all foreign investors seeking to operate in South Sudan’s mining sector must comply with the country’s laws and regulations as interest in the industry continues…
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Top 2025 S.4 exam candidate aspires to develop homegrown economic solutions
The top-performing candidate in the 2025 South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education Examination says he hopes…
Mining firm pledges schools, clinics and water projects in Budi County
A mining company operating in Eastern Equatoria State has pledged to build two schools, two health…
BOSS governor calls for increased development financing for South Sudan
The Governor of the Bank of South Sudan, Johnny Ohisa Damian, says development financing is critical…
Central Equatoria State, Trade Ministry meet over Juba commodity prices
The Central Equatoria State government has held discussions with the national Ministry of Trade and Industry…
Trade ministry, chamber to probe supply restrictions on S. Sudanese traders
The Ministry of Trade and Industry and the National Chamber of Commerce have agreed to opened…
Govt, IMF discuss new Value-Added Tax law to increase revenue
The Government and the International Monetary Fund have discussed draft legislation on Value Added Tax, commonly…
Trade Ministry introduces mandatory security stamps on licences
The Ministry of Trade and Industry has announced the immediate introduction of mandatory security verification stamps…
GIZ promotes good agronomic practices through radio talk shows
The GIZ Improved Living Conditions and Psychosocial Support Project and Magwi Freedom FM conducted two radio…
Revenue Authority defends engagement with Crawford Capital after US sanctions
The South Sudan Revenue Authority has defended its engagement with Crawford Capital, saying the company’s digital…