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Juba Hotels demand $10m pay from S. Sudan’s unity government

Salva Kiir and Riek Machar.

South Sudan's First Vice President Riek Machar and President Salva Kiir in a November 7, 2019 photo following talks for a unity government. Hoteliers are demanding $10 million from the unity government for bills accrued by delegates staying in their premises. PHOTO | AFP

By  Garang Malak

Nation Media Group

Juba

Nine hotels in South Sudan’s capital Juba have given the Revitalized Unity Government five days to pay them over $10 million accrued for accommodating delegates from 2019 to date.

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