Low public confidence in banking, government borrowing drive cash shortage – Study
A new policy study has linked the ongoing cash shortage to declining public confidence and government deficit financing, rather than a shortage of banknotes alone.
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Study estimates government salary arrears at up to SSP 2.1 trillion
Government salary arrears had reached an estimated 1.3 trillion to 2.1 trillion South Sudanese pounds by…
Uganda urges South Sudan to reconsider restrictions on traders after retail trade caution
Uganda has appealed to South Sudan to reconsider restrictions affecting Ugandan traders after Juba County authorities…
“No foreigner shall engage in retail business,” Juba commissioner warns
The Caretaker Commissioner of Juba County, Kalisto Lado, says foreign nationals should not engage in retail…
South Sudan joins Kenya in launch of 16-billion-dollar refinery project
South Sudan has joined Kenya and other regional partners in the groundbreaking of a 16-billion-dollar refinery…
Workers union demands private recruitment policy to protect workers abroad
The South Sudan Workers Trade Union is calling for the establishment of a private recruitment policy…
Advertising firms given one week to obtain operating permits
The Ministry says the directive is aimed at preventing unauthorized advertising activities and resolving overlaps in…
Turkish Airlines is permanently discontinuing five African routes, including S. Sudan.
Juba, South Sudan — Turkish Airlines has removed Juba from its future flight schedules, turning an…
Economic Reform Committee reviews Telcom taxes, fuel and salary measures
South Sudan’s Ministerial High-Level Committee on Economic Reform has reviewed several key measures aimed at strengthening…
Economic reforms committee concludes revenue assessment at Juba airport
The Ministerial High-Level Committee on Economic Reforms has completed a two-day assessment of revenue collection at…