JUBA – South Sudan government officials are making “suspicious” deposits to South African banks, sources quoted by South Sudan News Agency (SSNA) said.
In the first place, the government transferred at least $2 million dollars to a South African bank on or around January 22.
The news comes a few days after South’s rival leaders, Salva Kiir and Riek Machar ended peace negotiations Juba.
The news also comes a few hours after South African Vice President who met with President Kiir returned to South Africa.
“Kiir is the one who gave money to that South African Vice President,” said the source,” adding, this money is meant to bribe officials within the South African government.”
The same official claims that the South African 90-day proposal to resolve the issue of the 32 States is motivated by the alleged of the $2 million dollars.
