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UN report details ‘systematic looting’ by South Sudan’s rulers as citizens went hungry
NAIROBI: UN investigators on Tuesday accused South Sudanese authorities of plundering their country’s wealth, including by paying $1.7 billion to companies affiliated with Vice President Benjamin Bol Mel for road construction work that was never done. The payments from 2021 to 2024 were just one example of “grand corruption” in the impoverished nation, according to the report by the UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan, where average gross domestic product per capita is now a quarter of what it was at independence in 2011.
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arabnews.com
UN report details ‘systematic looting’ by South Sudan’s rulers as citizens went hungry
NAIROBI: UN investigators on Tuesday accused South Sudanese authorities of plundering their country’s wealth, including by paying $1.7 billion to companies affiliated with Vice…
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aljazeera.com
South Sudan’s leaders engage in ‘systematic looting’ in poor nation: UN
The UN Commission on Human Rights has found that authorities used schemes to divert public money.