John-Allan Namu Describes His Documentary- The Profiteers - Straight Talk Africa
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John-Allan Namu an Investigative Journalist, and CEO of Africa Uncensored describes his reasons for developing the documentary The Profiteers, which revealed corruption in South Sudan.
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