South Sudan Signs Deal To Try And End Tribal Violence In Oil Region
4 min readSouth Sudan Signs Deal To Try And End Tribal Violence In Oil Region
Wall Street Journal –
KAMPALA, Uganda (Dow Jones)–South Sudan’s tribal leaders in the oil-rich Jonglei state have signed a deal aimed at ending tribal violence as the country continues efforts to stabilize its restive oil regions, officials said Monday.
Chicago Tribune – May 5, 2012
BOR — Participants of a peace conference in South Sudan’s volatile Jonglei State have expressed concern that the current peace talks may not be able to address the underlying causes of violence despite confidence that a deal will be signed.
Sudan Tribune –
May 6, 2012 (BOR) – The president of South Sudan has urged the people of Jonglei state against inter-ethnic violence by respecting the recently signed peace accord. South Sudan President Salva Kiir with governor, Kuol Manyang at Bor airstrip listening …
AllAfrica.com –
Bor — South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir witnessed the signing of peace deal by representatives of Jonglei States six ethnic communities on Saturday in Bor as chiefs expressed reservations over lack of punishment for those accused on child abduction …
AllAfrica.com – May 4, 2012
By Jared Ferrie, 3 May 2012 Juba — Civil society groups are calling on the United Nations peacekeeping mission to withdraw support from a disarmament programme they say could spark further violence in South Sudan’s volatile Jonglei state.
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| South Sudan Signs Deal To Try And End Tribal Violence In Oil Region Wall Street Journal KAMPALA, Uganda (Dow Jones)–South Sudan’s tribal leaders in the oil-rich Jonglei state have signed a deal aimed at ending tribal violence as the country continues efforts to stabilize its restive oil regions, officials said Monday. |
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