(JUBA) – Car ownership is becoming more attractive to many South Sudanese, especially as transport costs rise and private mobility becomes a sign of stability. But for many, the road to owning a vehicle begins with a loan and ends in unexpected financial difficulty. Take the story of Simon Maluach,Continue Reading
(JUBA) – The Ministry of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services (MoICTPS) has begun discussions on introducing a licensing system for radio and television stations to support its growing operational and salary costs. The proposal which was tabled during the Ministry’s 12th leadership meeting held on Thursday aims to improveContinue Reading
Registering and Paying Business Taxes in South Sudan: A Comprehensive Guide for Enterprises What Is a Business in South Sudan? Any legally registered organisation operating for profit or not for profit purposes qualifies as a business in South Sudan. This includes small and medium enterprises, large companies, NGOs and governmentContinue Reading
Introduction to Individual Taxation in South Sudan: A Comprehensive Guide Every person who earns an income In South Sudan is expected to contribute to national revenue through taxes. This includes South Sudanese citizens, residents, and even non residents whose income is generated within the country. Tax is a legal obligationContinue Reading
(JUBA) – UAP Insurance South Sudan (UAPISS), a subsidiary of Old Mutual Holdings, has officially announced the end of its insurance business operations in South Sudan, bringing an 18 year presence in the country to a close. The decision takes effect from 3 July 2025. The company said in anContinue Reading
(AWEIL EAST) – A new approach by UNICEF is helping to fight child malnutrition while also promoting entrepreneurship among women in South Sudan. In Aweil East County, Northern Bahr El Ghazal State, a programme combining nutrition support and cash transfers is transforming both health outcomes and household incomes. According toContinue Reading
(JUBA) – Civil society organisations in South Sudan are warning that ongoing confusion over tax payments could force many of them to shut down. The issue involves disputes between national and state revenue authorities, both of which are demanding income tax from non governmental organisations (NGOs), often for the sameContinue Reading
(JUBA) – The Central Bank of South Sudan has published the official list of tariffs on salary processing for the year 2025, revealing a wide range of charges across commercial banks and fintech institutions operating in the country. The updated figures aim to standardise expectations for employers and employees whileContinue Reading
(JUBA) – After applying for 47 jobs with no success, South Sudanese accounting graduate Gal Gony Gatluak has turned to selling charcoal on the streets of Juba to support his family. At 38, Gony says he chose action over waiting, launching his small charcoal business—Nyaruach Charcoal Business—along Suk Harnab Road,Continue Reading
(Juba) – The African Export Import Bank (Afreximbank) has announced the appointment of Dr. George Elombi as its new President and Chairman of the Board of Directors, effective from September 2025. The change in leadership at the continental trade and development finance institution is expected to carry strategic implications forContinue Reading
