The Sentry:‘South Sudanese army chiefs of staff engaged in money laundering and corruption.’

A new report by the Sentry Report (Making a Killing: South Sudanese Military Leaders’ Wealth, Explained) has detailed the alleged corrupt activities by the South Sudanese former and current military Generals. The report gives a thorough look into how each of the generals, family members, associates and business partners have directly and indirectly participated in money laundering in South Sudan. Here are the highlights of the report in Dinka.

The photo of the South Sudanese Generals by Sentry Source: Supplied

Among the top generals are the four former chiefs of the SPLA from Oyay Deng Ajak, James Hoth, Paul Malong Awan and Gabriel Jok Riak. Oyay is reported to have bought a house worth 1.7 million dollars in Uganda and James Hoth with the 1.5 Million Australian dollars. The report also published a link between the companies set up by the family members, and most of these companies do have foreigners running their finances at the background. Other people who are alleged to have participated in such level of corruption are General Gathoth Gatkouth, General Olony and David Yau Yau.