With the next phase of regionally-backed peace talks for South Sudan scheduled for later this month, a senior United Nations aid official in the country has urged the parties involved to find a political compromise and allow peace to take hold in the strife-ridden country.
Continuing hostilities greatest challenge for South Sudan, says UN relief official
- 04 April 2018
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