w. . w. out and they will not succeed in dividing us around not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking your stand global news that matters. made for mines. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes a sign of hope from south sudan the country's rival leaders take a big step towards peace forming a unity government when it before and this time. and prime minister was a no show in court when he was judged to be charged with murdering his 1st wife. mainly needs the musical sensation breaking the mold and taking one of them.

come to africa it's good to have your company out was a head of a deadline south sudan's warring leaders form a unity government possibly paving the way to be. in the hash is to meet the administration with the opposition's react mashad serving as he's deputy the 2 photos compromised off the months of delays and several broken deadline day finally came to agreement over a reduction in the overall number of states insults of dunn and key security issues it's a significant development in a civil war that's killed nearly 400000 people and displaced more than 2000000 people. sealed with a bear hug that allied the animosity between these 2 arch rivals spoke of the break

through the system and gave hope that the deal would end the country's devastating civil war. now no gardner. we sat down together and agreed to form the unity government. there are a few details that are still outstanding. but we will resolve them together through the transitional government. and the president to resolve the issue around states we agree to film the government on the 22nd of february without any further delay as i congratulations to all of you. but while they were patting themselves on the back the united nations was laying out in grim detail the real cost of their passion or feud millions of south

sudanese women and children left to starve in a country rich in oil reserves. a major focus of the report is that millions of south sudanese civilians are being deliberately starved or deprived of access to basic services. while up to 80 percent of monthly northern oil revenues are unaccounted for having been diverted from official accounts by the country's politicians. as well as tackling corruption in south sudan's unity government will have to turn its attention to its army until recently these fighters were killing each other no enjoying training operations their breaking bread together. but a major test will come when the wooden weapons are traded in for real guns can this country stay at peace. i had my 1st guess today is what it will take a from the international crisis group he's monitoring those developments in south

sudan and joins me from the kenyan capital nairobi good to have you on the program and what it is should we have a level of skepticism about this unity government so they can reconcile has agreed to something like this in the past only to fall out. this is the usually significant development we know that this is a civil war that us costs tens of thousands of loans certainly the most deadly conflict the region has for nearly 2 decades we really kind of target it how important this is. the cure to the length of pasta very quickly. we know some lessons are being learned but it is social and these continue to do a lot of t.v. really because while it is out of your love you are crucial issues particularly their issue or your market share last. question such as they're not all who are sharing this to deliver all the. talk about this to tell

some of their new enemies to create tell i think what's encouraging that we're leading up to was constructed mediation from regional leaders and that needs to continue to prevent a return to these you sort of hinted at that but a lot of talks about the involvement of the media says and how they've brought us to this point we understand washington has also been very at set in these negotiations. yes external a lot of them been extremely important but work was very crucial to this day and with ashley generally does prove you know uganda is european. presence there are parties to make critical decisions work well i'm not there you are the president salva kiir so you know you have agreed to come down from the arbitrary that reduced it that is your. creation and to agree to grow but to live that existed before

that. the opposition leader react musharaff to this sort of political room to make a view on this a better name quite far out of number of issues but particularly in the kitchen of course it is but also the question of security that is to be one note the question of getting that various ministries but people also sit down at least nasa hawk that progress is possible when it's a very briefly and in this context converse in a way as has been forecast and just were lined us up what is going on in south sudan some of the human rights atrocities that we hear are being committed as this war between these 2 leaders wages. horrific civil war why don't we there really carried out what can only be described

as war and they try to sort of rejoinder and basically start there are tens of thousands of soldiers who don't use walk routed from their homes already social security. do you know how many. how is this is a situation where the question of justice the order to be a writer saying we need to in the future when it's in the data thank you. the socialist prime minister skipped court on friday when he was expected to be charged with murdering his 1st wife with whom he was in a divorce disappears and his whereabouts are unknown but police suspect he's gone to neighboring south africa the prime minister's current wife my bonnie has been or other has already been charged with all during the marriage and she's currently out on bail now media crews and spectators packed the courtroom when he was a no show he was charged with murdering his estranged wife who was shot dead

in 2017 let's go to capitol my saddle wage and listen to one that santa is following that story for us one a so the prime minister didn't show up to court today what happens next. well christi and we had expected that just like with the 1st lady perhaps police with an issue a warrant of arrest but they're saying that because he has now said he's going for medical attention his office is issued a statement saying that he has called for medical attention that would wait for proof that indeed he did go for medical attention i suppose if they find that he didn't that's only then can they take action including issuing a warrant of arrest all right so he was a no show in court but we do know that he did appear on national television to say let's listen to what he said and we'll pick up this standby and that one. truly all you really don't try to do retire as prime minister of effect from the end of july

dca ordered and before the requests you prepare asians from our time in power can be good for you. ok so he was talking about his resignation but i think a lot of people might be wondering how is somebody facing murder charges still able to serve as prime minister. look he wouldn't be able to serve as prime minister if for instance he was he was expected to go into custody after he appears in court perhaps this is one of the reasons why he found it necessary to be out of the country so that perhaps his party and parliament can then go into processes that will end up with him deciding when exactly just stepped out so that by the time i mean appears in court and he's charged that he is no longer prime minister and they've decided who should take over for him kristie all right that's a that's an a in the sort of capital mess and for us thank you. the

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