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South Sudan

What it’s like to live there

South Sudan is the world’s newest country and offers vast landscapes shaped by rivers and wetlands. The capital Juba, located along the White Nile, is the centre of government and growing commerce. Often associated with its rich cultural traditions and natural beauty, South Sudan is home to remarkable wildlife migrations in Boma National Park, one of the largest in the world.

Currency

South African rand (ZAR)

Population

61 million

Language, Culture & Lifestyle

English

Connectivity & Travel

Juba International Airport

Booming Sectors

Oil production dominates the economy alongside infrastructure development projects.

Healthcare

One of Africa’s strongest healthcare systems, with world-class private facilities in major cities.

Major Banks

Kenya Commercial Bank South Sudan, Ivory Bank

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Why Consider Working there

South Sudan’s oil sector and infrastructure development create opportunities for professionals in energy, engineering and development initiatives supporting nation-building.

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