(NAIROBI) – South Sudan Showcases Businesses at 25th EAC MSMEs Trade Fair
The Embassy of South Sudan in Nairobi is participating in the 25th East Africa Community (EAC) Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Trade Fair, which runs from 7 to 16 November 2025 at Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi (Gate facing Carnivore). South Sudan has been allocated 13 November 2025 as South Sudan Day, to showcase the country’s products and entrepreneurs to regional and international visitors.
This year, the South Sudan booth features a curated group of exhibitors organised by the Ministry of Trade and Industry, in partnership with leading women entrepreneurs. The initiative indicateds South Sudan’s commitment to inclusive economic growth and the promotion of locally made products, according to the Trade and Industry Ministry in Juba.
A dedicated space at the fair is showcasing a diverse range of “Made in South Sudan” products, offering significant trade and investment opportunities.
| Product Category | Featured Products |
|---|---|
| Agricultural Produce | Gum Arabic, rice, beans, coffee, honey, hibiscus (Karkadeh), sesame, peanuts |
| Oils and Butters | Shea Nilotica butter, raw shea butter, lulu oil, raw simsim oil, sesame oil, peanut oil, sunflower oil |
| Flours and Grains | Posho flour, cassava flour, Azam flour, dried okra, sweet potatoes |
| Food and Beverages | Sugar, salt, milk, peanut butter, cookies (Khabis), tea leaves, food flavours (e.g., Rico) |
| Natural Skincare & Toiletries | Laundry soaps, washing powder, treatment flavours |
| Handicrafts and Textiles | Beads, cultural artefacts, bedsheets, traditional crafts |
The embassy invites South Sudanese nationals, business leaders, investors, and the public to visit the South Sudan booth. Attendees can engage directly with innovators, sample products, and explore partnership opportunities. The exhibition highlights the quality, diversity, and entrepreneurial spirit of South Sudan.
Jakony.com reported that the South Sudan Embassy in Nairobi was closed last week, and it is currently unclear whether operations have moved online or if the mission has reopened. The news portal has contacted embassy officials for clarification.
