By GEOFFREY MOSOKU May 15, 2014(NAIROBI, KENYA) — The government of South Sudan is now accusing the international community of taking sides in the ongoing conflict. The new allegations ahead of the peace talks slated for Addis Ababa may yet again derail the negotiations that seek to end the six-month crisis in the world newest…
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South Sudan cease-fire blows up, days after the ink dries
Renewed fighting endangers millions in the world’s newest nation. Some good news: the government will now allow food barges up the Nile to help feed hungry refugees. By Jason Patinkin, Correspondent, Will Davison, Correspondent May 15, 2014(Malakal, South Sudan; and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia) — A cease-fire inked days ago between South Sudan’s warring leaders is falling apart, dimming…
UN chief calls for tribunal on S Sudan crimes
Ban Ki-moon cites UN report showing gross human rights violations and atrocities conducted by both sides in civil war. May 15, 2014(Nyamilepedia) — UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called for a special tribunal for South Sudan, saying there are grounds to believe that crimes against humanity have been committed since widespread violence began five…
