China-Africa Trade Hits Record High
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. China announced that its trade with Africa reached a record level in the first half of 2026, attributing this...
ECOWAS Plans Single Currency by 2027
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has reaffirmed its commitment to launching its unified currency "ECO" by...
Africa Owes IMF $38.6 Billion
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The total debt of African countries to the International Monetary Fund amounts to $38.6 billion, representing 31.5% of total...
Activist suggests currency redesign to address liquidity shortage
A civil society activist has suggested that changing the design of the South Sudanese Pound could help draw cash back into commercial banks and...
Court Blocks South Sudan Oil Prepayment Contracts
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The High Court in London has upheld a court order in favor of a commodities trading company, preventing the...
New EU Deal Deepens Africa Consumer Markets
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The European Union is nearing the conclusion of its first enhanced economic partnership agreement with four African countries: Comoros,...
Iran War Strains African Airlines
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The African Airlines Association has warned that the American-Israeli war on Iran has led to rising fuel prices and...
China Turns to African Oil after Iran Ban
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The petrochemical company Hengli, one of the largest independent refining companies in China, has begun shifting towards purchasing oil...
East Africa Budgets Face War and Debt Pressure
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. The governments of Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania have presented their budgets for the fiscal year 2026-2027 amid increasing economic...
Juba Traders Shut 10 Shops Due to High Taxes
Africa-Press - South-Sudan. Traders in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, have closed at least 10 shops, citing rising taxes and increasing operational costs...









