The fragility of a state bears inevitable implications for its sovereignty.
Visa restrictions, sanctions, and semi-diplomatic aid disengagements are not mere US policies, rather wrath that is being poured on those without good governance.
Visa restrictions, sanctions, and semi-diplomatic aid disengagements are not mere US policies, rather wrath that is being poured on those without good governance.
The relationship between South Sudan and the US dates back to the liberation struggle under Dr. John Garang de Mabior, which culminated in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. The US has also been providing aid, which has been helping South Sudanese in various capacities. This is all a friend can do.
South Sudan’s Taxation Amendment Act 2016, states that a small business enterprise with an income ranging from 0-1000000 SSP will be taxed 18%, a medium business enterprise with 1,000,001-30,0000,000 SSP will be taxed 18% and a large business enterprise with annual gross turnover of 30,000,0001 and above will be charged 18% as well.
How does a supposed leader who administers the very body that supposedly oversees the implementation of the peace agreement allow it to be used to drive fissures in the unity of the citizenry?
