South Sudan’s path to peace still fragile

Issued on: 24/02/2020 – 23:23Modified: 24/02/2020 – 23:22

In tonights edition : South Sudan main rivals are once again uncomfortably sharing power, but analysts warn it will be a long and perilous path to peace. Togos President Faure Gnassingbe hailed a crushing election victory that gave him a fourth term in office, as his main rival insisted he had won and called on people to "defend" their votes. In DRC, the so-called « sheep-jump » overpasses are making headlines once again. The boss of Safricas, one of the construction companies invRead More – Source

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Issued on: 24/02/2020 – 23:23Modified: 24/02/2020 – 23:22

In tonights edition : South Sudan main rivals are once again uncomfortably sharing power, but analysts warn it will be a long and perilous path to peace. Togos President Faure Gnassingbe hailed a crushing election victory that gave him a fourth term in office, as his main rival insisted he had won and called on people to "defend" their votes. In DRC, the so-called « sheep-jump » overpasses are making headlines once again. The boss of Safricas, one of the construction companies invRead More – Source

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