South Sudan mulls currency change to fight graft

A technocrat in the National Assembly, who preferred anonymity, said the House was appalled by a recent Central Bank report about cash shortage in the banks, blamed on some corrupt politicians and military generals. TEA GRAPHIC | NATION MEDIA GROUP

South Sudan is considering a currency change to help fight corruption.

A technocrat in the National Assembly, who preferred anonymity, said the House was appalled by a recent Central Bank report about cash shortage in the banks, blamed on some corrupt politicians and military generals.