MTN Launches Nationwide Mobile Money Campaign for Financial Inclusion

MTN Launches Nationwide Mobile Money Campaign for Financial Inclusion

2025-08-29

(JUBA) – MTN South Sudan has officially launched its latest mobile money initiative, the MoMo Campaign “Mata Fekir”, aiming to expand access to digital financial services across the country. The high profile launch event at Pyramid Continental Hotel brought together government representatives, regulators, financial institutions, and private sector stakeholders. “MataContinue Reading

mGURUSH Expands Cashless Transactions Across South Sudan

mGURUSH Expands Cashless Transactions Across South Sudan

2025-08-26

(JUBA) – South Sudan’s pioneer mobile money provider, mGURUSH, continues to strengthen its role in driving financial inclusion across the country. The company’s leadership recently engaged the public through interviews and discussions on Radio Miraya 101 FM, highlighting the importance of digital payments in reducing reliance on cash and expandingContinue Reading

Nilepet Workers Strike Over Unpaid Salaries and Staff Discontent

Nilepet Workers Strike Over Unpaid Salaries and Staff Discontent

2025-08-26

(JUBA) – Employees of South Sudan’s state owned Nile Petroleum Corporation (Nilepet) have accused their managing director, Ayuel Ngor Kacgor, of avoiding the office in order to escape mounting pressure over months of unpaid salaries. Several staff members told media this week that Kacgor, who was appointed in October 2024,Continue Reading

South Sudan Needs Industry and Investment, Not More Loans

South Sudan Needs Industry and Investment, Not More Loans

2025-08-23

(JUBA) – South Sudan’s economy remains heavily reliant on oil revenues, with little diversification. To meet budget shortfalls, the government frequently seeks loans from international financial institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, as well as from bilateral partners. Recently, the Bank of South Sudan signed a Memorandum ofContinue Reading

Fake Documents Undermine Revenue Collection in South Sudan

Fake Documents Undermine Revenue Collection in South Sudan

2025-08-21

(JUBA CITY) – The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) has issued a strong warning against the continued use of unauthorised Financial Form 15 in government transactions, saying that outdated and forged documents are undermining national revenue collection. Speaking at a joint press conference in Juba on Thursday, SSRA Commissioner GeneralContinue Reading