BoSS Unveils Monthly Magazine in Transparency Drive

(JUBA) – The Bank of South Sudan (BoSS) has officially launched a new magazine aimed at informing and educating the public about its leadership, daily operations and long term strategic direction.

The magazine published by the Department of Communication and Public Relations is part of the Central Bank’s effort to enhance public understanding of its role in South Sudan’s economic development.

According to the Bank, the publication serves as a vital communication tool to showcase its ongoing work across the country. It highlights the Bank’s central responsibilities in managing monetary policy, regulating the financial sector and maintaining price stability in a post conflict economy like South Sudan’s.

The magazine also serves as a platform to promote the Bank’s core values Transparency, Accountability, Excellence, Teamwork and Professionalism. These principles, BoSS says, are critical to building trust with the South Sudanese public and ensuring the effective delivery of its mandate.

Through detailed articles, profiles of key departments, and insights into policy decisions, the magazine aims to demystify the operations of the Bank. It provides citizens with accessible information about how monetary tools such as interest rates, foreign exchange controls and inflation management impact their daily lives.

The Bank’s communication team noted that the publication is designed not only for financial experts but also for ordinary citizens, students, journalists and policymakers.

“Our aim is to simplify the work of the Central Bank and encourage more public engagement with national financial issues,” an official from BoSS said.

The magazine is also expected to serve as an accountability mechanism by regularly updating the public on how the Bank is implementing its strategic goals.

To widen access, the Bank of South Sudan has made the magazine available on its official website. Printed copies may also be distributed to key stakeholders, universities and media houses in future editions.

BoSS hopes to foster a culture of openness and support the rebuilding of public confidence in financial institutions in South Sudan by providing a clear window into its internal workings.