James Hoth Maai Nguoth on SBS Dinka Radio

Coming up on SBS Dinka exclusive interview few hours after he was relieved as South Sudan Chief of General Staff

“I have done my part and I will support Malong. The President has right to relieve me because Salva believes on Unity of our people. I believe in peace and our people have fought for decades and we have lost more than 5 million people to get our freedom. I will thanks and urge our people not to used my relieve as propaganda to continue this war. I am always calling for the unity of people for peace to prevail so that our people can live in harmony in their own country”. Former South Sudan Chief of General Staff James Hoth Mai Nguoth

Listen here:

http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/dinka/highlight/page/id/331660/t/President-of-South-Sudan-Salva-Kiir-Mayardit-relieved-Chief-of-General-Staff-General-James-Hoth-Mai-Nguoth/in/english

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