South Sudan Young Entrepreneurs

18/05/2025

‎🇸🇸 Ignite the Future: Young Entrepreneurs Shaping South Sudan! 🇸🇸
‎(A Message from Ngor Buol Akol, CEO)
‎Are you a young, ambitious entrepreneur in South Sudan with a groundbreaking idea? Do you dream of building a business that not only thrives but also contributes to the growth and prosperity of our nation?
‎Then you've come to the right place!
‎We believe in the power of young minds and the potential for innovation to drive real change. This is your platform to shine, share, and connect!
‎What exciting ventures are brewing in South Sudan's next generation?
‎ * Do you have a tech solution that can bridge gaps in communication or access to information?
‎ * Are you passionate about sustainable agriculture and have ideas to improve food security?
‎ * Perhaps you see an opportunity in renewable energy to power our communities?
‎ * Maybe your creative skills can lead to unique products and services that celebrate our rich culture?
‎No idea is too small, and no dream is too big!
‎Here's your chance to:
‎ * Share your innovative business concepts. Tell us about your vision, your target market, and what makes your idea unique.
‎ * Connect with fellow young entrepreneurs. Network, collaborate, and inspire each other.
‎ * Gain visibility and potential opportunities. Your ideas could spark interest from investors, mentors, and partners.
‎Ngor Buol Akol, CEO, passionately believes in fostering a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem for the youth of South Sudan. He encourages all aspiring business leaders to step forward and contribute their ingenuity.
‎Let's build a brighter future for South Sudan, one innovative idea at a time!
‎Don't be shy – share your vision in the comments below!
‎👍 Like this post if you're excited about the future of entrepreneurship in South Sudan!
‎➡️ Share this with other young innovators and let's amplify their voices!
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13/02/2025

Join us in celebrating innovation as Adol Amol Beek and Dictor Atem Kuany host their Online Entrepreneurship show on 14/2/2025 in Kakuma Group 46 at 10Am. Your support will make this day truly unforgettable.

11/02/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Samuel Awar, Pach Kuch Angeth, Jack Deni Apeech, Daisy Carl, Lula Gazelle Bona, Ålėx Mėrcý Nyøķ, Chuchu Maggie, Makerh Deng Mier

05/01/2025

One of the most valuable assets South Sudan has is its diaspora (Europe, North America and Australia). It is estimated that the diaspora sent $1.14 billion in remittances to South Sudan in 2024 alone. Really significant figures. The rest are busy taking money out.

—Government officials: ship out the loot or send money to their families outside the country

—Tenderpreneurs: spend the (free) money outside the country

—Wealthiest businesspeople: keep money in their offshore accounts

—Foreign business owners: send proceeds back to their home countries

—Expatriates: send their income to home countries

—Working class (South Sudanese): send money to their families in other East African countries and Egypt

—Education: money largely spent outside in Uganda, Kenya, Egypt

—Medication: money largely spent outside in Uganda, Kenya, Egypt, India

And the few wealthy folks who keep their money in South Sudan keep it in houses. Money has to circulate in order for it to make sense. As David Boyle aptly put, “money is like blood— it needs to keep moving around to keep the economy going.”

17/11/2024

Well done beny Ajak Deng Chiengkou

17/11/2024

This is truly delightful, experience South Susan's rich cultural heritage through its beautiful traditional dances.

04/11/2024

12/09/2024

JOB VACANCY! JOB VACANCY!
Pomerleau Mixed Day and Boarding Secondary School.
Pomerleau Secondary school is the new Academic institution Located in Jebel Amianin Shirkat along Nimule Highway Road. The management of the school hereby informs the General public that there are Five Job Vacancies for the following positions:

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For more information contact the following Numbers +211926587330 / +211928688188

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12/09/2024

A man in the United States has been awarded $50m in damages after being wrongfully convicted of murder in the largest such payout in US history.

Marcel Brown, 34, was sentenced to 35 years in prison after being convicted of being an accomplice in the 2008 shooting of a 19-year-old man on the west side of Chicago.