In South Sudan, plunder preserves a fragile peace
In the next installment in our series of articles assessing the odds of whether South Sudan will flourish or struggle, Reuters looks at how just 16 months after breaking away from its old masters in Khartoum, South Sudan seems caught between principles and pragmatism. The rulers of the world’s newest nation have fostered a system of patronage and rewards to provide stability, but that has fueled rampant corruption that undermines the ideals of the country’s liberators and its foreign backers.
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