South Sudan Unrest
- Publisher:
- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 10 February 2014
- Tags:
- Southern Africa, Aid and Assistance, Asia, Australia, and Africa, Conflict, Peace and Security, External Relations, Governance
China is finally getting involved in South Sudan. China's top envoy to Africa says Beijing is beginning a new chapter in its foreign policy, as it joins the effort to help resolve a conflict that has brought the nation to the brink of civil war. VOA's Vincent Makori reports and later talks to Lukudu William, Atlas Corps Fellow, about the events happening in his country and the youth.
What is China's Real Interest in South Sudan?
- Chinese Peacekeepers to Protect Civilians - UN
- Govt Provides Assurances for Safety of Chinese Oil Workers
- China's Mediation in South Sudan Problem Not for Own Interests - FM
- China Supports IGAD's Mediation Efforts On South Sudan
- Chinese Foreign Minister in Sudan - Coordination in International Forums
- China Sends Peacekeepers
- Chinese Economic Engagement Continues Amid Conflict
- South Sudanese Rebels Slam China's Conflicting Roles
