Borrowing over US$ 2 billion to beef up its military against its political opposition, government tried but failed to hide the loans from donor nations and organisations who underwrite the national budget. The critical loss of revenue in the resulting international backlash has not deterred the ruling party from prioritising power over national good.

Borrowing over US$ 2 billion to beef up its military against its political opposition, government tried but failed to hide the loans from donor nations and organisations who underwrite the national budget. The critical loss of revenue in the resulting international backlash has not deterred the ruling party from prioritising power over national good.

Borrowing over US$ 2 billion to beef up its military against its political opposition, government tried but failed to hide the loans from donor nations and organisations who underwrite the national budget. The critical loss of revenue in the resulting international backlash has not deterred the ruling party from prioritising power over national good.

Borrowing over US$ 2 billion to beef up its military against its political opposition, government tried but failed to hide the loans from donor nations and organisations who underwrite the national budget. The critical loss of revenue in the resulting international backlash has not deterred the ruling party from prioritising power over national good.