Kenya to hold South Sudan mediation talks in coming days

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Kenya to hold South Sudan mediation talks in coming days

Kenya will hold mediation between South Sudan government and its hold-out groups in the coming days, according to official sources.

South Sudan’s Special Envoy to the President, Albino Mathom told reporters, that the president is committed to welcome his brothers back and engage in constructive dialogue that paves way for reaching a comprehensive peace agreement that promotes reconciliation among all the stakeholders.

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