let me take you back to those pictures in juba and south sudan where that peace deal has been signed by sudan's transitional administration and a group of rebel fighting groups which have just signed that peace agreement there cheering and it's been mediated by south sudan and it aims to end the conflict in various parts of sudan including the doll for region which is seen extreme violence on several occasions over the last few months as i say these are live pictures from juba at the signing of that deal. still ahead on al-jazeera we look at the runners and riders in the upcoming presidential race in ivory coast. and opposition supporters celebrate in montenegro after the church disputed brings a surprising election result. i was typhoon may suck at the top of your screen disappears out of the philippine sea we're left with actually a lot as it movement of seas north and the storms are coming slow resounds now they're concentrating on borneo southern philippines sulawesi but instead malaysia and northern sumatra but actually anywhere in an easy a start we increase the likelihood of y

we've linked to the idp, the internally displaced persons, and we've started a peace process in jubaink this violence can be addressed within the broader context of the peace process that is, this time, is built on addressing the root causes of the conflict, looking at issues of economic and social development, marginalisation, addressing issues of legal compensation, claims and all that. 0k. addressing transitionaljustice and we're working on all this. because you absolutely have to, you refer to the peace process in juba, the capital of neighbouring south sudan, because political marginalisation, i'lljust tell you what one sudanese journalist, zeinab mohammed salih, writes about how such groups such as the people of darfur have faced discrimination and marginalisation and are often described in derogatory terms. just in a word, you absolutely say that they will be included in the power apparatus of sudan, the marginalisation of these groups will end. absolutely, i can categorically say that. all right. and onejust very quick answer on this. people have focused a lot on the trial of

the head of the sovereign council of that for the han who is right now attending the peace deal in juba the signing of the peace deal in juba we're expecting him to announce a pardon on those members of the armed groups because most of them have been persecuted by the government so we will be expecting to hear an announcement of a pardon for those members of the armed groups to pave way for them to be able to come to her tomb and start taking up positions in the suffering council and the council of ministers and will start seeing consultations between the armed groups and the forces of freedom and change in terms of how this legislative assembly the transitional assembly which has been put on hold for a long time will be formed ok thank you for that tedham ogunleye for us in the call to move. let's turn now to lebanon where political leaders are meeting in beirut right now to discuss the appointment of a new prime minister the lebanese ambassador to germany stuff looks like to get the job he's won support from several parties including the future movement and the shia block his pull up.

that's what you would see if you went juba early's law office after the war right army. but that's what he's got to deal with. today i would think it would be worth, you know, being flunked out of school just to get a letter from lee. that was just a joke. all right, so he starts, october 3rd -- october 3rd he signs the oath of allegiance to the united states. the oath was sent to washington where it landed on the desk of willi william seward. he gave it to a friend as a souvenir and it was found in a bundle of papers, lee's amnesty oath 105 years later. anybody remember what happened during the ford administration? he got his pardon, gerald ford. he pardoned everybody else he might as well. come on, that was kind of funny. political joke there. next day lee opened a letter from general pierre gustav. in it he asked what did he lee think he should do. lee responded said i'm glad to see no indication in our letter of an intention to leave the country. as you ask my purpose i will state that i have no thought of abandoning her unless compelled to do so. lee reviewed his ow

government and support for the peace process that is currently going on in the south sudanese capital juba the prime minister said that because this government is brought to power by a coalition of political parties with different ideologies and different believes it's very hard for this government right now to take that step forward and normalize ties with israel especially because this government is not mandated for that agenda in fact it is actually just mandated to lead this country forward until elections are held and he said that until an elected government is brought to power they can all take that step he brought him to remember back in february this deal was 1st moved to doing the rumors over were going abroad there were protests in khartoum against the deal how are people feeling about it. we have seen a lot of condemnation over this. or what would have been a possible step people have said that this is not the right time and they also repeated what the government spokesperson said just a few minutes ago that this government is also not mandated and till an elected government is