Peace delegates return to Juba

Author : Moses Legge | Published: October 7, 2014

The government’s delegation to the peace talks in Ethiopia returned home this morning.

The talks will resume on the 16th of October in Ethiopia.

Addressing the media upon their arrival at Juba International Airport, the spokesperson of the delegation, Michael Makuei, said the talks have been going on well despite the outstanding issue on the power of the prime minister.

More details to follow.

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