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South Sudan
Juba turns to Shamrock to revive stalled gold-for-roads ambitions

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President Salva Kiir, flanked by Vice Presidents Taban Deng Gai (left) and James Wani Igga (right), at the presidential palace in Juba in 2016.
President Salva Kiir, flanked by Vice Presidents Taban Deng Gai (left) and James Wani Igga (right), at the presidential palace in Juba in 2016. © Jok Solomun/Reuters

After five years of negotiations and delays, the British Virgin Islands registered company is finally set to begin its road construction projects in partnership with the government. In return, the joint venture is expected to be awarded several gold mining concessions.

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