The Morning Call
South Sudan has been given the last chance to end a crisis in which thousands of people have been killed and millions displaced since 2013, when fighting broke out between president Salva Kiir and Riek
Machar’s factions. The Inter Governmental Authority on Development – IGAD last week convened fresh talks to put an end to the country’s four-year war.
This was since 2015, when a peace deal collapsed.
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Kenya hosts South Sudan peace talks joined by African leaders
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Hamas agrees to a cease-fire; Israel says it will continue talks and presses on with Rafah assault
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UN food programme warns of famine in Darfur if warring parties don't allow aid in
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US says it will return to Chad for talks to keep troops in the country
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Paris 2024 Olympics: South Sudanese refugee suspended for doping
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UN committee to discuss Palestinian bid for full membership