- Border areas between Sudan and South Sudan require cooperation for mutual benefit.
- The government of South Sudan has required goods passing through border points to be taxed.
Authorities in South Sudan ordered the closure of illegal checkpoints.
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Updated Jul 18
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What happened
Authorities in South Sudan ordered the closure of illegal checkpoints.
Who's involved
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Part of
The government of South Sudan has required goods passing through border points to be taxed.Also in this story
- Reforms aim to improve revenue collection in the region.
- Goods originating from Nimule are being taxed when they reach Yambio.
- The government of South Sudan is enforcing tax collection rules, clarifying that tax exemptions apply only to UN and recognized humanitarian organizations.
Within Border areas between Sudan and South Sudan require cooperation for mutual benefit.
The entities involved
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South Sudan
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