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Economics of Government Spending Dr Moyi Harry Ruben: 0922166557 Policy makers are divided as to whether government expansion helps or hinders economic growth. Advocates of bigger government argued...
View ArticleAvoid wrong politics to improve economy
Prof. Marial Awou Yol, Dean College of Social and Economic Studies (photo from net): By Kidega Livingstone An economist at the University of Juba has expressed skepticism over the change of...
View ArticleYoung entrepreneurs complete three weeks training in China.
Young entrepreneurs complete three weeks training in China
View ArticleNew Group completes business skills program in Aweil
New Group completes business skills program in Aweil
View ArticleMinister urges Church to become economically independent
By Viola Matela The national Minister of Roads and Bridges has called on the Church to become economically self-reliant so that they can work towards sustainable peace. While addressing members of the...
View ArticleWFP Aid food floods local Markets
Maize grains packed in WFP bags at Konyo-Konyo market (courtesy of Juba Monitor) By David Mono Danga As hundreds of thousands of civilians go hungry in IDP and refugee camps across the country, the...
View ArticleInvest in what we have
By Sheila Ponnie The second edition of Made in South Sudan exhibition to showcase goods produced in the country began this Monday and will run till Friday at the Nyakuron Cultural Centre. This year’s...
View ArticleNew Customs Director vows to fight corruption
Gen. Akol Ayii Madut (in police uniform) the new Director-General for Customs Service (photo by Bullen Bala): By Bullen Bala Alexander The new Director-General of South Sudan Customs Service has vowed...
View ArticleRenk conducive for investment, says Mayor
By Mandela Nelson Denis The Mayor of Renk has called for investment in the town, saying the atmosphere was conducive. Dau Guoch, the Mayor of Renk town is currently in Juba for official visit. Boosted...
View ArticleDoing business to support his siblings
By: Mandela Nelson Denis Morgan Mogga Oliver in his late twenties has a certificate in Logistics and Procurement but has failed to secure good paying job. He is now venturing into business to support...
View ArticleGrandmother survives by small scale business
By Gaaniko Samson Jerry A 70-year-oldSouth Sudanese refugee woman is earning living through her small-scale business in the refugee camp despite the reduction of food ratio early last year. Alice Kade...
View ArticleNambiapai market reopened
By Baraka John Nambiapai market border to Democratic Republic of Congo resumed following the killing of a Congolese soldier on Sunday last weekend. On Sunday during the incident, Western Equatoria...
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