South Sudan rebel groups left out of 2018 deal commit to rejoin govt
The East African Saturday March 13 2021 The latest agreement is expected to realise long-lasting peace in South Sudan by having a more inclusive government of National Unity. PHOTO | FILE | NMG Advertisement Several South Sudan rebel groups initially left out of the 2018 peace deal have signed a crucial agreement committing to a ceasefire and to rejoin the government. The deal was mediated by the Intergovernmental Authority on Development. The development happened on Thursday in Kenya’s Naivasha town and saw the two main rebel groups sign the Declaration of Principles, which will be the mai...
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