The Signing of the peace deal in South Sudan after 20 months of civil war which led to millions of losses for businesses has been welcomed by the business community. Ugandan business traders who exported goods worth over 400 million dollars before the war to 17million dollars during the war are looking forward to seeing business return to its former state.
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