A microfinance church based institution identified as Seed effect begs South Sudan government not to levy heavy taxes on growing domestic businesses.
Launching its third branch in Yei River County, Seed Effect Director Nasera Scovia decries heavy taxation suffered from by business operators in the country, Radio Easter reported.
Yei Municipality Chamber of Commerce Vice Chairperson Jacob Taban says his office has forwarded many complaints to the government.
He laments that no government exists without business and that businesses should be aided.
Yei Town Clerk Michael Modi Apollo argues that government gives an open way to the business operation in the municipality.