VIDEO: S Sudan rebels deny power-sharing deal

Rebels in South Sudan deny a UN report that they killed hundreds of civilians after taking control of the oil hub, Bentiu, last week.

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S. Sudan rebels deny endorsing Kiir's party leadership
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October 22, 2014 (ARUSHA) – The armed opposition faction of Sudan Peoples' Liberation Movement has dismissed allegations suggesting the recently signed framework agreement in Arusha, Tanzania, had endorsed to reunite the three factions of the SPLM ...
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South Sudan rebels deny lack of compromise in peace negotiations
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October 12, 2014 (ADDIS ABABA) – A spokesperson of the leadership of the opposition faction of the Sudan Peoples' Liberation Movement (SPLM-in-Opposition) has dismissed claims by government which alleged that the rebel group had not been coming ...

South Sudan President Salva Kiir has ordered the number of regional states be nearly tripled, his spokesman said Saturday, undermining a fundamental pillar of a power-sharing deal to end civil war.

South Sudan rebels deny that they were party to a deal to form a power-sharing government within 45 days to end the conflict.

South Sudan’s rebels warned Tuesday the government risks a “return to war” by ordering an increase in regional states and undermining the power sharing clauses of a peace deal.

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Rebels Deny Endorsing Kiir's Party Leadership
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Arusha — The armed opposition faction of Sudan Peoples' Liberation Movement has dismissed allegations suggesting the recently signed framework agreement in Arusha, Tanzania, had endorsed to reunite the three factions of the SPLM under the ...
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South Sudan rebel leader Riek Machar has said there must be proper negotiations before the rebels can agree to a truce with the government.

Former South Sudan Vice-President Riek Machar has said rebel troops have captured the key oil-producing state of Unity and control much of the country, prompting more evacuations of foreign nationals.