Sanctioned businessman awarded gold mining contract in Jebel Boma
South Sudan government is still awarding contracts to companies owned by individuals designated for international sanctions.
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South Sudan government is still awarding contracts to companies owned by individuals designated for international sanctions.
Upon South Sudan’s independence in 2011, many hoped the country’s oil wealth would help build the state and lift citizens out of poverty. Instead, politicians have shunted these revenues toward patronage and personal enrichment, feeding internal conflict. Transparency and accountability are badly needed.
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UK sanctions Sudanese businessman ‘Al Cardinal’ for dubious deals in South Sudan File photo: Ashraf Seed Ahmed Al-Cardinal The United Kingdom has slapped sanctions on Sudanese businessman Ashraf Seed Ahmed Hussein Ali, also known as Al Cardinal, for participating in dubious deals and siphoning monies from South Sudan. Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, on Monday announced the UK’s first sanctions under the new Global Anti-Corruption regime targeting 22 individuals involved in notorious corruption cases in Russia, South Africa, and South Sudan, and throughout Latin America. Foreign Secre...