AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAgriculture: A Rajaf farmer has grown a $700 start-up into a 3.5-acre business employing 10 people, while Emmanuel Christian University says its Goli Coffee Farm is creating opportunities for students and nearby communities. Local Enterprise: Juba pharmacist Deng Atem Garang has opened Nile Care Pharmacy to bring essential medicines closer to Shirikat residents. Trade and Finance: A Chinese textile company says payment difficulties prevent direct sales to South Sudan, leaving traders in Kenya and Uganda to bring its fabrics into the country—highlighting a barrier facing cross-border business. Mining: Clashes around a gold-mining area in Kapoeta South have killed and wounded civilians and soldiers, with insecurity also disrupting travel and economic activity. Investment and Energy: Russia and South Sudan have agreed to establish a trade and economic cooperation commission. Separately, a $267 million project to import electricity from Uganda could expand power supply for homes and businesses.
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