South Sudan Rejects Claims of Foreigners' Expulsion Order

South Sudan Rejects Claims of Foreigners' Expulsion Order

Nairobi -- South Sudan has moved to dispel reports that foreigners have been given seven days to leave the country, with Juba County Caretaker Commissioner Kalisto Lado Faustino Nyigilo saying the government remains open to legally resident foreigners but wants them to stay out of small-scale retail businesses.

Juba Retail Ban Hits Ugandans, but No 7-Day Expulsion

Juba's commissioner told foreigners, Ugandans included, to leave retail trade to South Sudanese, then denied reports of a 7-day order to leave.

Ugandan traders in South Sudan panic after notice to ban foreigners in retail business

Juba and other urban authorities in South Sudan are home to hundreds of thousands of Ugandan traders dealing in retail, wholesale, and manufacturing

South Sudanese must own their economy, but banning foreign retailers is not the answer - Radio Tamazuj

Juba County’s decision to reserve small-scale retail businesses for South Sudanese nationals has touched a

S.Sudan Bars Ugandans From Juba Retail Trade In Blow To E.African Integration

By Spy Uganda South Sudan has ordered Ugandans and other foreign nationals out of small-scale retail businesses in Juba, a move that has sparked fresh questions about the country’s commitment to regional integration and the broader Pan-African vision of an Africa where citizens can freely pursue economic opportunities across borders. Juba County Caretaker Commissioner Kalisto…

South Sudan rejects claims of foreigners’ expulsion order

South Sudan has denied reports that foreigners were given seven days to leave the country, but says foreign nationals should avoid small-scale retail businesses.