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Opinion|South Sudan’s digital reckoning: Why eServices are an economic imperative, not a luxury

Author: Memoscar Lasuba | Published: May 13, 2026

For years, South Sudan has contended with one of the most consequential structural challenges facing its public institutions: a revenue...

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