- IGAD is supporting South Sudan's peace process and elections, receiving greetings from Djibouti's President.
- IGAD is supporting South Sudan's peace process and elections, receiving greetings from Djibouti's President.
- IGAD is supporting South Sudan's peace process and elections, receiving greetings from Djibouti's President.
- Riek Machar is involved in peace talks and elections, with Juba as the capital, and calls for political reforms in South Sudan.
Militia formerly aligned with Riek Machar operated in Juba.
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What happened
Militia formerly aligned with Riek Machar operated in Juba.
Who's involved
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Part of
Riek Machar is involved in peace talks and elections, with Juba as the capital, and calls for political reforms in South Sudan.Also in this story
- Archbishop Elias Taban Parangi mediated a political dialogue in Juba, South Sudan.
- A bishop has raised concerns regarding the preparedness of the electoral process in South Sudan.
- A constitutional review is currently taking place in Juba, the capital of South Sudan.
- Machar's detention deepens political divisions in South Sudan, prompting the country to report election concerns to the UN Security Council.
The entities involved
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Juba
capital of the Republic of South Sudan
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Riek Machar
first vice president of the independent Republic of South Sudan