Corruption and Political Paralysis in South Sudan
South Sudan, the world's youngest nation, is on the brink of chaos due to corruption and political paralysis.
A report by The Sentry, an investigative watchdog group, and a warning from the United Nations reveal a country crippled by corruption, political dysfunction, and a deepening humanitarian crisis.
The Sentry's latest investigation paints a devastating picture of a government consumed by graft and greed.
- Corruption has become institutionalized, driving conflict and entrenching political instability.
- The political elite are accused of systematically looting public resources through "off-budget schemes, single-source contracts, and manipulation of public procurement processes."
Author's summary: South Sudan faces renewed conflict due to corruption and paralysis.
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