South Sudan
Republic of South Sudan
South Sudan is the world's youngest nation (independent 2011) and is heavily dependent on oil production, which accounts for nearly all government revenue and exports. Ongoing civil conflict since 2013 has devastated the economy and displaced millions. Oil production (primarily from the Unity and Upper Nile states) has recovered partially but remains below pre-conflict levels. The country has significant agricultural potential (one of Africa's largest areas of arable land) and untapped mineral resources. Business operations are extremely challenging due to conflict, weak institutions, and infrastructure deficits.
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Business Directory (61)
View AllAG SOUTH SUDAN
BusinessJUBA AUTO COMPANY
BusinessCITY HOUSE FURNITURE LTD
BusinessIPTECH LIMITED
BusinessSMART NETWORK
BusinessREALITY HOME TECHNOLOGY CO. LTD
BusinessGLOBAL LINKS AUTO COMPANY
BusinessNimule National Park
Non-profitSouth Sudan's oldest park
Boma National Park
Non-profitSecond-largest animal migration
Luol Deng Foundation
Non-profitNBA star's foundation
South Sudan Basketball Federation
Non-profitNation of basketball giants
Bright Stars of South Sudan
Non-profitSouth Sudan national team
Tenders
View AllProcurement of Furniture for the Ministry's Main Boardroom, PIU Kitchen and Archive
Ministry of Energy and Dams
Design and Development of Ministry Website
Ministry of Energy and Dams
Hire a Regional Banking and Finance Institute to Support the Operationalization of the South Sudan Institute of Banking and Finance (SSIBF)
Bank of South Sudan
Contract Awards
View AllCONTRACT FOR THE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Government of South Sudan (World Bank-financed, project P181385)
Procurement of Microsoft Office 365
Government of South Sudan (World Bank-financed, project P178891)
Purchase and Supply of Computer Laptops
Government of South Sudan (World Bank-financed, project P169120)
Drilling, Installation & Commissioning Borehole at Maridi TTI & Repairing Borehole at Rombur TTI
Government of South Sudan (World Bank-financed, project P178654)