South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
South Sudan's English Daily Newspaper
"We Dare where others fear"
The Ministry of Finance and Planning has been asked by the South Sudan National Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (SSNCCIA) to release the outstanding dues owed to traders who supplied goods to the government.
The South Sudan National Bureau of Standards (SSNBS) has provided 10 motor cycles and 18 laptop computers to branch offices in Upper Nile, Western Bahr El Ghazal and Abyei Administrative Area.
The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Ruben Madol Arol on Wednesday admitted the existence of ghost workers on the government payroll.
The Minister of Trade and Industry, William Anyuon Kuol on Wednesday issued warning to traders not to take advantage of the current foreign exchange instability to increase prices of commodities.
The Vice President of the Strategic and Advisory Committee, European Center for Electoral Support Filiberto Ceriani Sebregondi on Tuesday confirmed their willingness to assist South Sudan in holding successful elections
Orange corners, a renowned global non-profit organization based in the Netherlands on Wednesday announced the launch of its newest chapter in South Sudan.
The Executive Director for Center for Peace and Advocacy (CPA), Ter Manyang Gatwech has called on the Revitalized Transitional National Legislative Assembly (TNLA) to summon the Minister of Finance and the Governor of the Central Bank following the continuous devaluation of the South Sudan Pound.
Traders have been asked by the Central Equatoria State Chamber of Commerce not to rush to hike prices of commodities to gain exorbitant profits, following the recent depreciation of the South Sudanese Pound against the U.S dollar.
The Civil Society Coalition on Natural Resources (CSCNR) on Tuesday called on the Unity State government to embark on registration of land in order to mitigate rising land disputes in the State.
The National Communication Authority (NCA) on Tuesday revealed that it has contacted giant technology firms including Facebook, Google and Alibaba Group to help support South Sudan with better infrastructure for data storage and safety.
