South Sudan government hold talks with former army chief to ease tensions
South Sudan government is reportedly in talks with the former army chief. A stand-off between the government and General Paul Malong has raised fears of fresh fighting in the capital, Juba. The negotiations are aimed at avoiding further violence. CGTN's Patrick Oyet reports.
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