UN Report Exposes Massive Government Theft Worsening South Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis

South Sudan, a nation born from decades of struggle and civil war, now faces an even graver internal enemy than conflict: rampant government corruption. A recent report by the U.N. Commission on Human Rights lays bare how billions of dollars in public revenue have been siphoned off by political insiders, exacerbating a deepening famine that threatens millions. Since gaining independence in 2011, South Sudan has promised sovereignty and prosperity for its people. Instead, the ruling elite has largely abandoned these responsibilities, allowing a small clique to divert funds meant for critical infrastructure and essential services into private pockets. The result?...