South Sudan has reportedly ordered Ugandan, Kenyan, Eritrean and Burundian nationals operating small businesses in the country to leave immediately, in a move that could affect thousands of foreign traders and small-scale entrepreneurs.
The directive targets foreign nationals engaged in small-scale commercial activities, with authorities reportedly insisting that such businesses should be reserved for South Sudanese citizens.
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The development has raised concerns among affected foreign nationals, particularly traders and other small-business operators who have built livelihoods in South Sudan.
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