SS · Africa
South Sudan
Capital · Juba
South Sudan, with its capital Juba sitting along the White Nile, draws visitors and business travellers into one of Africa's youngest and most resource-rich nations, where the petroleum industry anchors the economy alongside growing sectors in agriculture and infrastructure development. Juba's Konyo Konyo Market buzzes with traders selling handwoven baskets, carved wooden figures, beaded jewellery, and locally produced sorghum and sesame. For leisure, the Nile offers boat excursions, and Nimule National Park to the south provides encounters with elephants and hippos in a dramatic riverside setting.
Chambers, trade desks, hubs & districts
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South Sudan Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture
The apex body representing the private sector in South Sudan, facilitating trade and investment opportunities for local and foreign businesses. It serves as a key liaison between the government and the business community in Juba.
Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan
South Sudan Investment Authority (SSIA)
The official government agency responsible for promoting and facilitating investment in So…
Juba Business District – Konyo Konyo Area
The informal and formal commercial hub of Juba, where many trading companies, money change…
Bank of South Sudan
The central bank of South Sudan, regulating the financial sector and overseeing monetary p…
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