Broke South Sudan spends millions on drones

South Sudan has deployed drones and installed security cameras to combat crime in the capital Juba.

Officials in the cash-strapped country say they have spent millions of dollars on the scheme. 

The equipment will be operated by an Israeli company until local staff are trained how to use it. 

South Sudan, which became independent six years ago, has been ravaged by civil war for the past four years. Government officials are often accused of corruption.