South Sudanese rebel leader wants a new chapter of peace

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January 27, 2016 (KAMPALA) – The leader of South Sudan’s armed opposition
faction (SPLM-IO|), Riek Machar has hinted on starting what he described as
a new chapter of the peace process in the young nation.
[image: JPEG - 13.4 kb]*South Sudanese rebel leader Riek Machar looks on
during an interview at his residence on August 31, 2015 in Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia (Photo AFP /Zacharias Abubeker)*

This emerged as Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni and the South Sudanese
armed opposition leader met in Kampala to discuss peace in South Sudan.

“I want to start a new chapter of peace and friendship,” Machar assured.

A 15-member delegation that included Angelina Teny, the chairperson of
SPLM-IO national committee for security and defense, Ezekeil Lol Gatkuoth,
the SPLM-IO chairperson for the national committee on foreign affairs and
Peter Odwok, the armed opposition’s national chairperson for the committee
for training and research among others, accompanied Machar to meet the
Ugandan leader.

The opposition delegation briefed Museveni on the progress and steps so far
taken to fully implement the negotiated peace process in South Sudan.

Museveni and the SPLM-IO delegation reportedly discussed numbers of issues
pertaining to the political, economic, security and humanitarian situation
in South Sudan as well as the role and mandate of the East African regional
bloc (IGAD) in bringing about lasting peace in South Sudan.

Museveni, the presidential press unit said in a statement, commended the
progress so far made in bringing about peace and stability in South Sudan
and the positive response of the two sides.

He pledged the Ugandan government’s support to ensure lasting peace returns
to South Sudan.

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   - 28 January 09:10, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam

   Nonsense
   What peace chapter do you want,
   Your days are numbered.

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   - 28 January 11:04, by Eastern

      Really? With the biting economic crisis where soldiers are at the
      verge of turning their guns onto the commanders. The increase of 300% for
      grade 10-17 a range for most foot soldiers won’t help matters; market
      prices will continue to be ahead of them!!!! Whose days are
really numbered
      here??

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      - 28 January 11:19, by Shadrack Nuer Machut

         Yes, we welcome that new chapter if it means a peaceful chapter. I
         personally wonder why journalists who posted this article, don’t have
         ’quotes’ from President M7 of Uganda about his statesments
pertaining to
         Riak Machar’s visit? Let’s hope it doesn’t smell a rat. Any
way it will
         reveal itself from Riak’s new chapter.

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         - 28 January 09:22, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam

   Uganda, sailed inner plans, because Riek Machar, is anti peace
   implementation for South Sudan,
   in order to back people into normal life.

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