South Sudan government, opposition trade accusation over Machar's delay

South Sudan has suffered a fresh setback to its hopes for peace. For a second day running, rebel leader Riek Machar has failed to fly home. Machar is due to take up his role in a unity government. That's part of a deal to end almost 30 months of civil war. Tonight, both sides are pointing fingers over the delay. CCTV's Robert Nagila is in Juba. He filed this report.

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Revitalization in solidarity with brothers ,sisters and neighbors as whole because revenge killing cannot harvest anything in return .peace offer us many benefits than conflict do.thus, in this revitalize peace agreement the peace conference will also aid and counselling the victims of this long conflict by using the methodologies and psychological healing of trauma so that the citizens can be recover from the shocks of losing close relatives and love ones.

[@kiliawta]

Both Sudanese belong to one Sudan as federal states. Bothe sudans are victims', but both nations don't know that they are victims. People of both nations are not benefiting.

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kiliawta Is a trival war .Stupid president.Return Machar

[@santinobankal654]

No weapon allow in the City it's enough Blood between both it's time for Pace and come together care for people hele the people and country we been left behind it's time for change to make South Sudan batter country