Archive for the ‘South Sudan’ category
John Deere – from the prairies of America to South Sudan
Although he accomplished much during his lifetime, John Deere probably never thought that his company’s products would one day be sold in South Sudan.
Private equity firm sees opportunity in South Sudan agriculture
“Africa is long on opportunities, but short of capital and short of experienced general partners.”
South Sudan investment event looking to lure foreign firms
Barely a few months after independence, South Sudan will host its first trade and investment conference in a bid to attract investors to the fragile region.
Japanese tobacco firm excited about opportunities in Sudan
Tokyo-based Japan Tobacco recently announced a deal to buy a Sudanese cigarette manufacturer. We interview Fadoul Pekhazis, who looks after the company’s Africa business.
Only 4.5% of South Sudan’s land currently under cultivation
A satellite land cover survey by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has revealed that only 4.5% of South Sudan’s available land is currently under cultivation.
The South Sudan Pound – Africa’s newest currency
South Sudan started rolling out its new currency on Monday – the South Sudan Pound – escalating a point of simmering disagreement with Khartoum after the country split away from the north on 9 July.
Airline sees surge in demand for travel to South Sudan
Demand for air travel to South Sudan is increasing, prompting Kenya Airways to double its flights to the capital Juba.
Exploring southern Sudan’s potential for agribusiness
Southern Sudan’s agriculture sector holds good potential for investment across the value chain.
Looking to do business in south Sudan? We speak to one of the experts
Many business people are looking at opportunities in southern Sudan. How we made it in Africa interviews one of the experts on doing business in the region.
