31st May 2026
Economy

Activist urges economic cluster to address liquidity shortage

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: May 27, 2026

The Chairperson of the South Sudan Civil Society Alliance has urged the Economic Cluster to address the persistent liquidity crisis in...

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: May 25, 2026

SSRA warns against illegal tax exemptions

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Gov’t to repay loans with crude oil

South Sudan has committed to repaying its loans received from the African Export-Import Bank through crude oil. (more…)

More than 5,000 students admitted into universities

The Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology has announced the admission of 5,302 students into public and private universities...

Gov’t embarks on adjusting salary structure for civil servants

The government's economic cluster has passed a resolution to adjust the salaries of all civil servants across the country. (more…)

Kiir directs NTC to mobilize funds for unifying forces

The presidency has directed the National Transitional Committee to mobilize the necessary resources needed to establish the unified...

Thiik denies having VSS managers assaulted

The deputy mayor of Juba City Council has denied allegations circulating online that he ordered the assault on a security firm in Juba....

Riyadh asks Juba to name projects it can invest in

Saudi Arabia has asked South Sudan to present it with a list of projects that require investment. (more…)

Gov’t revisits Malakal road construction plans

The government says it has budgeted for the restoration and expansion of road networks in Malakal town, Upper Nile State. (more…)

EES suspends aid activities in Torit over ‘monyomiji’ threats

The government of Eastern Equatoria has suspended operations of UN agencies and humanitarian groups within Torit town for a period of 7...

S Sudan remains food insecure despite increased local production

South Sudan remains highly food insecure despite the increase of cereal production in 2020, two UN agencies say. (more…)

Researcher expresses concern over illegal charcoal trade

An environmental researcher has called on the government to investigate illegal charcoal exports in the country. (more…)

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