South Sudan Increases 2018/19 Financial Budget By 75%

The nation of South Sudan is set to approval the increment of its new 2018/19 financial budget which has been fattened by 75 per cent. The new budget will be approved next week. The new figures are set to lift the country's economy that has not been performing as great as its neighbours. The state has suffered a number of setbacks that crippled its economy but seeks to revive its hope.

East African countries have shown support by building solid relationships through bilateral trade partnership with South Sudan, with the hope and vision of strengthening the country's economy. A number of businesses have set their eyes on the market though proceeding with caution. Insecurity issues have hindered the robust expansion of the economy as entrepreneurs seek for assurance of their business security first to set up their firms.

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