South Sudan has only one brewery — and it might shut down

The World | Aug 11, 2015
The only brewery in South Sudan may shut down — because of oil production shortages. The brewery is a symbol of independence, employment and a, opportunity to show the world that business is possible in South Sudan. The beer is widely consumed and the shutdown would be a great disappointment, says Peter Biar Ajak.

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