S. Sudan Rivals Trade Blame Over Ceasefire Breach
Both the army and rebels are accusing each other of breaching the Addis Ababa peace accord after a series of attacks were launched in Unity and Upper Nile states.
A home burns in Malakal, South Sudan
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South Sudan:
No Direct Talks for Peace Deal
Sudan Tribune, 10 May 2014
South Sudan's president Salva Kiir and his political rival, Riek Machar, the former vice president who turned rebel leader, did not hold the proposed face-to-face talks in Addis… Read more »
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South Sudan:
One People, One Nation
SSNA, 10 May 2014
We are one nation forever, Read more »
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South Sudan:
South Sudan Ceasefire 'Just a First Step'
DW, 11 May 2014
After months of violence and thousands of deaths, the government of South Sudan has agreed to a peace deal with rebels. But the problems aren't over, the EU's ambassador in Juba,… Read more »
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South Sudan:
Peace and Hope in South Sudan's Current Conflict
SSNA, 9 May 2014
The restoration of peace and hope among the communities in the New Nation has been the focus point from the people of goodwill toward the Republic of South Sudan since the conflict… Read more »
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South Sudan:
Reconstituting a Regime That Abused 'Power and Wealth' Is Not the Solution!
SSNA, 8 May 2014
According to the facts on the ground, South Sudan has already reached the tipping point in its inter-ethnic hatred and targeted killings. However it is only of recent that much… Read more »
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South Sudan:
Army Agrees to Abide By Ceasefire Deal With Rebels
Sudan Tribune, 10 May 2014
South Sudan army (SPLA) on Saturday said it would abide by the terms of the ceasefire deal government signed with its rebels and advised the latter to comply with the same… Read more »
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South Sudan:
International Community Calls On S. Sudan to Put Peace Deal Into Action
Sudan Tribune, 10 May 2014
The international community has cautiously welcomed the signing of a peace deal between South Sudan's rival leaders aimed attending the almost five-month-old conflict, calling on… Read more »