South Sudan government hold talks with former army chief to ease tensions

South Sudan government is reportedly in talks with the former army chief. A stand-off between the government and General Paul Malong has raised fears of fresh fighting in the capital, Juba. The negotiations are aimed at avoiding further violence. CGTN's Patrick Oyet reports.
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So Peter Mayen is a political analyst ???

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سلام في الصدن الجنبية Peace in South Sudan Paix en Soudan de Sud Paz en Sudão de Sud

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Really South Sudan is in need of out side support by otherwise not only by UN mansion to managing the situation of war going down in South Sudan because is bigger then South sudanies leaders

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south sudan leaders needs much support, people who can.t rule them self should be ruled by other people UN should consider that south sudan needs outside body government or organisation to show them how country should be run and how people should behave i want to let u knw that south sudan army are not professional they need direction its the only for peace
south sudan should be ruled atlist for 10years so that to clear the evil mine idealology of the leaders and issue of tribalism how can 2 tribes cause the all country fall in to death and its comprise of 63 tribes affected by only 2 people

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