After nearly two weeks of disruption along the copuntry’s busiest trade route, the government and regional long-distance truck drivers have agreed on restoring cargo movement along the Juba–Nimule Highway. The deal follows negotiations in Nimule after attacks on drivers triggered a suspension of transport operations, leaving more than one thousand trucks stranded at the Elegu border and threatening supplies of essential goods across the country.
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GOV’T, REGIONAL DRIVERS AGREE ON JUBA–NIMULE CARGO MOVEMENT
May 10, 2026
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