South Sudan peace plan for today

Sudan Tribune
South Sudan's former detainees unveil peace plan to stop war
Sudan Tribune
June 27, 2015 (JUBA) - The group of South Sudanese former political detainees who have now re-joined president Salva Kiir's government have unveiled a plan to bring peace to the country, asserting rescuing the country from collapsing was the priority.
Kiir, Machar to hold talks in TanzaniaStarAfrica.com
S Sudan president to meet rebel leader in Arusha, TanzaniaRadio Tamazuj

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With a change of plot and timing, Cry, the Beloved Country, a 1948 novel by Allan Paton that focused on South Africa, can suitably apply to South Sudan today.

The US warns South Sudan's leaders not to violate the peace deal signed aimed at ending a brutal civil war in the world's youngest state.

Renewed conflict in South Sudan has stalled regional agreements and postponed the ‘independence dividend’ for citizens like this girl in Juba.

What chance of peace after a year of South Sudan conflict?

>The warring parties in South Sudan are still far from reaching a peace deal even after this week’s reconciliatory talks in Arusha, it has been observed.

At least five African presidents are expected to witness the signing of the South Sudan peace deal brokered by Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) here today, The Citizen has reliably learnt.

Peace talks between South Sudan's government and rebels resume in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, with a 10 August deadline to agree a ceasefire.

The UN again urges rival forces in South Sudan to lay down their arms, and says the first UN reinforcements should arrive in the next 48 hours.