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Some Catholic farmers in South Sudan. / ACI Africa

Catholic Farmers in South Sudan Blame Weakening Currency on Foodstuff Importation

Oct 22, 2020

As agricultural productivity remains low in the reportedly fertile South Sudan, the Catholic agriculture extension officers working with Caritas South Sudan (CSS) have blamed the high demand of the U.S. dollar in the market on importation of foodstuffs from neighboring Kenya and Uganda.

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