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Make data on oil and and other revenues public, Troika tells South Sudan

This will enhance transparency and accountability for the benefit of all South Sudanese, group says.

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TROIKA demands publicity on financial data

TROIKA demands publicity on financial data
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Treasury Sanctions Businessmen in South Sudan for Corrupt Dealings with Government Officials and Sanctions Evasion

Treasury Sanctions Businessmen in South Sudan for Corrupt Dealings with Government Officials and Sanctions Evasion
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The Sentry: Sanctioned businessmen bag multibillion-dollar contracts with South Sudan government

The government of South Sudan is awarding billions of dollars in contracts to companies that appear to be controlled by sanctioned persons close to the president, warns The Sentry in a new investigative report released on Thursday.

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South Sudan risking cycle of war as plunder continues

The theft, which has continued unabated, even when the country was at war, means that targeted sanctions imposed on some of the elites in the country may have had nearly zero impact

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