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Humanitarian partners in South Sudan have called for the urgent removal of recently imposed taxes and charges, saying it negatively impacts the delivery of relief aid across the country.
The Mombasa Monitoring Station-National Revenue Authority of South Sudan has clarified that only exporters and importers will be required to comply with the payment of $350 levy.
The High Court has temporarily suspended the implementation of the fee that was being charged per container for all goods destined for South Sudan.
The levy was set at USD 350 for every Kenyan trader.
Clearing agents have challenged $350 charged per container of all cargo destined for South Sudan.