The Morning Call
South Sudan postpone for yet another time the inauguration of a key steering committee expected to lead a “national dialogue” in the country. Officials hoped the initiative would be a step towards a lasting solution to end a deadly conflict and permit discussions for reforms and multi-party democracy in the country.
Several observers keenly following events in the country highly doubt whether the long-awaited discussions will start at all.
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Sudan: RSF capture of Heglig threatens South Sudan's oil exports
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South Sudan: Food security experts warn of worsening hunger crisis
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Report highlights significant security deterioration in South Sudan
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South Sudan frees child soldiers, pledges education over army
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Sudan's oil production dropped after South Sudan secession, finance minister says
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South Sudan: Defense counsel critiques court's competence in Machar's case