Central Bank Approves 2026 Budget and Monetary Policy

(JUBA) – The Board of Directors of the Bank of South Sudan (BoSS) concluded a two day session on February 4th, 2026, reviewing the bank’s budget, annual work plan, and key monetary policies.

The meeting was chaired by the First Deputy Governor for Policy and Banking, Samuel Yanga Mikaya, acting on behalf of the Governor, James Alic Garang.

Members examined the 2026 budget and approved the annual work plan, alongside other critical banking and monetary policy matters.

The session was attended by the Second Deputy Governor for Administration and Finance, Nyandeng Allison, and all board members.

Officials said the meeting reaffirmed BoSS’s commitment to strengthening financial governance, improving policy oversight, and supporting economic stability in South Sudan.

The Board also discussed strategies to ensure effective implementation of the bank’s policies, enhance transparency, and support the country’s financial sector reforms.

BoSS officials emphasised that sound monetary policy is vital for tackling inflation, stabilising the South Sudanese pound, and fostering sustainable economic growth.