SSRA Launches Training on Oil, Gas and Hotel Taxation

SSRA Launches Training on Oil, Gas and Hotel Taxation

2026-10-20

(JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN) – The South Sudan Institute of Revenue Administration has launched a five-day training-of-trainers programme focused on taxation in the oil, gas, extractive industries and hospitality sectors, aimed at strengthening the technical capacity of South Sudan Revenue Authority staff. The training, running from 19th to 23rd October, bringsContinue Reading

South Sudan Food Businesses Get 4,000 in Grants, Training

South Sudan Food Businesses Get $544,000 in Grants, Training

2026-10-16

(JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN) – Eleven food processing businesses across five South Sudanese states have received a combined $544,000 in grants and business support from the World Food Programme’s IGNITE Innovation Hub, helping local entrepreneurs turn raw ingredients such as oilseeds, sorghum, millet and eggs into thriving enterprises. The initiative, basedContinue Reading

Othow Calls for Stronger EAC Financial Services Integration

Othow Calls for Stronger EAC Financial Services Integration

2026-10-14

(BANGKOK, THAILAND) – Bank of South Sudan Governor Hon. Dr. Addis Ababa Othow has called for stronger trade integration through technology sharing, investment and regional cooperation among East African Community member states. He made the remarks during an IMF organised meeting of EAC central bank governors in Bangkok, Thailand, heldContinue Reading

South Sudan Vendors’ Association Begins Registration Exercise

South Sudan Vendors’ Association Begins Registration Exercise

2026-09-29

(JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN) – The South Sudan Vendors’ Association has officially opened registration for vendors operating at the University of Juba Customs Market, located next to the main Nyakuron Market in Juba. According to the association, the registration exercise began in early September and is targeting local traders who ownContinue Reading

4m Project to End South Sudan Diesel Power Dependence

$254m Project to End South Sudan Diesel Power Dependence

2026-09-28

(JUBA) – A 299 kilometre electricity transmission line running from northern Uganda to Juba is set to create a new market for Uganda’s power while giving South Sudan an alternative to expensive diesel generated electricity. The $254 million South Sudan Uganda Power Interconnection Project (SUPIP), which Uganda technically launched lastContinue Reading