249 Women Entrepreneurs Secure Business Grants in Juba

249 Women Entrepreneurs Secure Business Grants in Juba

2025-11-10

(JUBA) – The Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare has signed grant agreements with 249 women entrepreneurs in Juba under the South Sudan Women’s Social and Economic Empowerment Project. The project is supported by the World Bank and implemented through the Women Entrepreneurial Opportunity Facility in partnership with UNContinue Reading

South Sudan and India Launch Joint Skills Development Plan

South Sudan and India Launch Joint Skills Development Plan

2025-11-04

(JUBA) – South Sudan has entered a new phase in its development cooperation with India following the official launch of the UN-India Global Capacity Building Initiative in Juba on 31st October 2025. The programme aims to strengthen skills, education and institutional capacity among South Sudanese professionals, particularly in public administration,Continue Reading

EAC Single Currency Target Pushed Further to 2031

EAC Single Currency Target Pushed Further to 2031

2025-09-25

(NAIROBI) – The East African Community (EAC) has postponed making a decision on where to locate the East African Monetary Institute (EAMI), raising further uncertainty about the timetable for the regional monetary union. The delay has left Kenya’s long standing bid to host the transitional institution in question. Officials sayContinue Reading

Nigeria Expands Role in African Energy Markets

Nigeria Expands Role in African Energy Markets

2025-09-20

(CAPE TOWN) – The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited has announced its partnership with African Energy Week 2025, in move aimed at strengthening regional cooperation, attracting investment and expanding infrastructure across Africa’s energy sector. The annual conference, known as Invest in African Energies 2025, will be held in CapeContinue Reading

Uganda Tour Operators ‘Angered’ by Grouping With South Sudan

Uganda Tour Operators ‘Angered’ by Grouping With South Sudan

2025-09-13

(KAMPALA) – Uganda’s tourism industry stakeholders have expressed strong dissatisfaction with a recent international safety ranking that placed the country alongside South Sudan, Somalia and the Central African Republic as risky destinations for travellers. Tour operators and investors argue that the categorisation is unfair, harmful to business, and overlooks recentContinue Reading