A Washington-based watchdog has criticised Kenyan and Ugandan governments for failing to investigate South Sudanese leaders' purchases of luxury homes in Nairobi and Kampala respectively.
A team of financial forensic experts from The Sentry — a watchdog body co-founded by Hollywood actor George Clooney and rights activist John Prendergast — noted on Tuesday that in 2016 its analysts publicly identified high-priced properties in both Kenya and Uganda acquired by South Sudan's political and military elite involved in the civil war that has killed tens of thousands and displaced about four million others.
