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2 May 2017
May 01, 2017 (JUBA) - South Sudan opposition parties, including rebels armed groups, have set conditions for an inclusive national dialogue process to end the over three-year conflict and achieve a genuine democratic change in the country.
"Wide consultation is essential for any national dialogue to be representative, legitimate and, most importantly, effective," reads partly a statement extended to Sudan Tribune on Monday.
President Kiir announced a national dialogue initiative in (...)
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