Prices of commodities dropped in market of Thiet as many people in rural areas are able to manage their life, said activist.
Jur Kutukuto on Friday said a tin of dura (locally call maluo) that use to cost 400 Pounds three months ago, is now 40 Pounds, Radio Don Bosco reports.
She said life has become easier as people are not complaining about food commodities at the higher prices.
Kutukuto encourages South Sudanese to strongly embrace agriculture to fight the inflation in the state and the country as a whole.
The activist said people can now use available money for medication and buying some of the things that they cannot produce.