Gideon Moi accused of making money off war ravaged South Sudan
Baringo Senator Gideon Moi (left) when he paid a courtesy call on South Sudan's President Salva Kiir at State House, Juba, in April 2019. PHOTO | NMG POOL
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Group of powerful international businessmen and multinationals allegedly fattened their wallets on the backs of suffering citizens ravaged by war and hunger
The 64-page report alleges that South Sudan President Salva Kiir and his family own stakes in various companies, mainly through partnerships with investors from across the globe.
It alleges that Senator Moi has a stake in a South Sudan-registered firm Lukiza Ltd, which formed a joint venture called Caltec Corporation with Conex Energy, a company allegedly controlled by President Kiir’s daughter Adut.
