South Africa Trade and Investment delegation is in Juba for three-day mission to explore opportunities of joint venture and doing business.
The delegation head Lebogang Makoloi told journalists in Juba on Thursday that the visiting business South Africans target infrastructural development such as roads, railways, hospitals, mining, construction, electricity, engineering and environment.
Central Equatoria State Commerce, Industry, Mining and Investment Minister Benjamin Goro Gimba hailed the delegation for looking for investment opportunities in South Sudan before the country plans to woo investors.
Central Equatoria government designated an economic zone east of Juba City for investment and that its investment policy does not discriminate against non-citizens.