South Sudan's President Salva Kiir Mayardit shakes hands with Riek Machar, ex-vice president and former rebel leader, during their meeting at the State House in Juba, South Sudan January 15, 2020. REUTERS/Jok Solomun
“The compromise we have made today is a painful decision but a necessary one if that is what brings peace”, Kiir said in a statement. “I expect the opposition to be prepared to do the same.” Disagreement between Kiir and former rebel leader Riek Machar over the number of states as well as a failure to integrate different fighting forces have been major obstacles to completing the peace process.“This paves a path forward. The peace deal was stuck. Now the parties will need to complete the negotiations to form the long-awaited unity government,” said Alan Boswell, a senior analyst with the Brussels-based think-tank International Crisis Group.
Let there be peace with our brothers in SS
May PEACE prevail in South Sudan 🇸🇸! 🙏
he’s the friendly stranger in the south sudan
“They then pushed then the deadline back by 100 days, prompting Washington to recall its ambassador and impose sanctions on senior officials for their role in perpetuating the conflict.” Wonder how Lyinking will react? I am very happy to hear of this solution. Maybe we should try
Peace is what we the citizens of South Sudan have long been yearning for. We appreciate the govt's compromise, it is now time to see the opposition do the same. We can't be held hostage by only two men.
This was the peace meeting prophesied by prophet Tb Joshua.
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