Rumbek Catholic Diocesan Coordinator decries the looming economic downfall in South Sudan, saying there are no enough goods in the market because of bad roads.
Monsignor John Mathiang Machol blames the public for using children to sell their goods in the black market, Radio Don Bosco reported.
He appeals to South Sudanese to stop oppressing the poor.
The Coordinator urges South Sudanese to be conscious of their country and refrain from exploitation.
He observes that law makers set laws and break them at night hours