Banking Withdrawal Restrictions Impact Daily Life in Juba City

Banking Withdrawal Restrictions Impact Daily Life in Juba City

2025-09-16

(JUBA) – Banks in South Sudan are facing a serious liquidity problem, leaving many customers frustrated as they queue for hours only to receive small amounts of cash far below their approved withdrawal limits. Several account holders told Amnons.com® that banks are limiting withdrawals to 100,000 South Sudanese Pounds (SSP),Continue Reading

Billions from South Sudanese Oil Misspent on Roads (REPORT)

Billions from South Sudanese Oil Misspent on Roads (REPORT)

2025-09-16

(JUBA) – U.N. investigators have accused South Sudanese authorities of misusing state funds, including payments of $1.7 billion (SSP 12.07 trillion) to companies linked to Vice President Benjamin Bol Mel for road projects that were largely unfinished. The report by the U.N. Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan highlightsContinue Reading

Parallel Dollar Hits 7,000 SSP as Official Rates Show Minimal Change

Parallel Dollar Hits 7,000 SSP as Official Rates Show Minimal Change

2025-09-15

(JUBA) – The South Sudanese foreign exchange market recorded minor adjustments in official rates this week, with the Central Bank of South Sudan maintaining stability in most major currencies. However, parallel market rates continue to trade significantly higher, reflecting ongoing pressure on the local currency. According to the Bank ofContinue Reading

South Sudan Rejects Claims Currency Circulating in RSF Held Areas in Darfur and Kordofan

South Sudan Rejects Claims Currency Circulating in RSF Held Areas in Darfur and Kordofan

2025-09-12

(JUBA) – South Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected reports that the South Sudanese Pound (SSP) is being widely used in Sudan’s Darfur and Kordofan regions, particularly in territories controlled by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The ministry’s denial came after an alliance of armed and political groupsContinue Reading

Border Clashes Stall LAPSSET Road Project to Juba

Border Clashes Stall LAPSSET Road Project to Juba

2025-09-11

(JUBA) – The longstanding alliance between South Sudan and Uganda built on trade, security cooperation and cross border ties is under pressure following deadly clashes along their shared frontier in mid July. On 15 July 2025, Ugandan authorities reported that South Sudanese troops crossed into Fitina Mbaya village in Uganda’sContinue Reading

South Sudan Pound Closes August Trading Month With Minor Gains

South Sudan Pound Closes August Trading Month With Minor Gains

2025-08-29

(JUBA) – The South Sudanese pound maintained marginal gains against major currencies during the last trading week of August 2025, according to official rates published by the Bank of South Sudan (BOSS). A weekly analysis shwos that the market remained generally stable, with the local currency showing slight appreciation againstContinue Reading

Central Equatoria Business Union Showcases Investment Opportunities in Juba Special Economic Zone

Central Equatoria Business Union Showcases Investment Opportunities in Juba Special Economic Zone

2025-08-28

(JUBA CITY) – The Central Equatoria Business Union (CEBU), in partnership with the Pan African Alliance of Small and Medium Industries (PAASMI), has hosted a major business to business networking event in Juba, drawing entrepreneurs, investors and trade leaders from South Sudan and abroad. The gathering took place at theContinue Reading

Standards Partnership Opens Doors for South Sudan in AfCFTA

Standards Partnership Opens Doors for South Sudan in AfCFTA

2025-08-27

(JUBA) – The South Sudan National Bureau of Standards (SSNBS) has stepped up its engagement with the African Organisation for Standardisation (ARSO) to improve quality control, protect consumers and strengthen the country’s trade competitiveness. The Executive Director of SSNBS, Gloria Nyoka, and the Secretary General of ARSO, Dr Hermogene Nsengimana,Continue Reading

Abandoned Farms and Wildfires Undermine Yei Coffee Trade

Abandoned Farms and Wildfires Undermine Yei Coffee Trade

2025-08-27

(YEI) – Coffee farmers in Yei River County of Central Equatoria State say insecurity and recurring wildfires are preventing the revival of one of South Sudan’s most promising cash crops, undermining both local livelihoods and national export prospects. Farmers argue that peace and stability are essential to restore coffee production,Continue Reading