South Sudan's Warring Sides Go Into Round Two of Peace Talks -- Voice of America
ADDIS ABABA — Peace talks for South Sudan resumed Tuesday after mediators assured opposition negotiators that their colleagues who were detained when South Sudan plunged into violence will be allowed to attend the talks in Addis Ababa.
An opening ceremony for the second round of the talks was held late Tuesday in Addis Ababa.
Both the government of South Sudan and Toby Lanzer, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator for South Sudan, said in separate tweets that the talks had resumed.
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