South Sudan began witnessing a significant recovery in trade along the border with Uganda after securing a peace deal that brought security.

Deliberate movements and businesses at Nimule, a border town, are an indication for stability that satisfies both South Sudanese and Ugandans.

Accelerated business that was enjoyed after the peace agreement was signed was a considerably positive change in the twon, stated South Sudanese businessman Tombe Abdullamid.

“My business at the border is very flexible and the verification of the goods at both the Ugandan site of Elegu and Nimule is very encouraging,” Abdullamid added.

Source: MENAFN

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