South Sudan charges VP Machar with treason, murder over military attack
Riek Machar faces charges of alleged involvement in attacks against federal forces.
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South Sudan rivals back deadline for unity government
Roll-out of last year’s peace pact that called for a unity government will happen on November 12, leaders say.
Riek Machar back in S Sudan for rare talks with President Kiir
Meeting in South Sudan capital raises expectations for the implementation of stalled peace agreement.
South Sudan rebel leader Machar back in Juba after two years
Ex-vice president Riek Machar returned for the first time since 2016 to take part in a peace ceremony.
South Sudan: Riek Machar to return to Juba for peace ceremony
Machar fled South Sudan’s capital two years ago under a hail of gunfire when an earlier peace deal collapsed.
South Sudan president signs peace deal with rebel leader
Agreement reinstates rebel leader Riek Machar as vice president, formally ending five years of bloody civil war.
South Sudan court jails 10 soldiers for rape and murder
Court hands sentences ranging from seven years to life for raping aid workers and killing a local journalist.
In South Sudan, moderation in pursuit of justice can be a virtue
But the complete removal of accountability and justice from the agenda is not the answer.
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Will power-sharing deal bring peace to South Sudan?
Government forces and rival rebels in South Sudan have signed another power-sharing deal.
Published On 6 Aug 2018
South Sudan rivals reach new security arrangement deal
Government and rebel representatives are expected to sign a new power-sharing agreement in Uganda on Saturday.
South Sudan opposition rejects plans to extend Kiir’s tenure
Riek Machar’s group says extending Salva Kiir’s term until 2021 undermines peace talks with opposition forces.
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