President Kiir on BBC Hardtalk PaanLuel Wël 10 years ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOx2E4rMJsM The President of South Sudan has told the BBC his country faces one of its worst famines unless the current conflict is ended. Speaking to the BBC’s Stephen Sackur on Hard Talk, Salva Kiir said it was essential that humanitarian agencies were allowed to work unchecked. And he appealed to his rival, the rebel leader Riek Machar, to do all he could to end the fighting. Share this:Print What Dr. Riek Machar told the BBC about the clashes in JubaDateJuly 11, 2016In relation toJunub SudanSouth Sudan Denies Coup Rumors’ Connection to the Dismissal of over 34 Senior Army OfficersDateJanuary 23, 2013In relation toHistoryIs President Kiir Gearing Up to Fire SPLM SG, Pagan Amum?DateSeptember 22, 2013In relation toJunub Sudan
