Online System to End Unauthorized Tax Exemptions at Juba Airport Customs

Online System to End Unauthorized Tax Exemptions at Juba Airport Customs

2026-01-07

(JUBA) – The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) has revealed that powerful individuals are causing major losses in the country’s tax revenue at Juba International Airport. Commissioner General William Anyuon Kuol said unauthorized exemptions are responsible for draining around 24 percent of total customs revenue, undermining the nation’s economic stability.Continue Reading

South Sudan Cited in Top US Welfare Figures

South Sudan Cited in Top US Welfare Figures

2026-01-05

(UNITED STATES) – South Sudan has been listed among African countries with relatively high welfare participation rates among immigrant households in the United States, according to a dataset recently reshared by United States President Donald Trump, renewing debate over immigration policy and its financial implications. The dataset ranks countries byContinue Reading

South Sudan Oil Transit at Risk as Sudan War Turns Energy into Bargaining Tool

South Sudan Oil Transit at Risk as Sudan War Turns Energy into Bargaining Tool

2025-12-17

(JUBA) – A fragile security arrangement around Sudan’s main oil producing area has brought short term relief for South Sudan’s economy, but it has also underlined how deeply Juba’s public finances remain tied to instability north of the border. Last week, fighters from Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces entered Heglig, aContinue Reading

Juba Delegation Inspects Port Sudan Oil Terminal in High Level Visit

Juba Delegation Inspects Port Sudan Oil Terminal in High Level Visit

2025-12-17

(PORT SUDAN) – South Sudan’s government has conducted a high level visit to oil companies and the oil loading terminal at Port Sudan, highlighting efforts to secure the country’s crude oil exports to international markets. The delegation was led by Ambassador Monday Semaya K. Kumba, Minister of Foreign Affairs andContinue Reading

South Sudanese Refugees Face Job and Language Barriers in Vermont

South Sudanese Refugees Face Job and Language Barriers in Vermont

2025-12-16

(VERMONT, US) – South Sudanese families resettled in Bennington, Vermont, are facing significant challenges in finding stable employment and accessing support services, a roundtable discussion hosted at the Bennington County Multicultural Community Center (BCMCC) revealed. Since October 2022, when Bennington was designated as a refugee resettlement site, about 205 refugeesContinue Reading