South Sudan has wrapped up celebrations to mark peace day. A candle lighting ceremony was led by Vice President, James Wani Igga.Close to 700 South Sudanese participated in the capital Juba. The country is ushering a new dawn--following the signing of a peace deal aimed at ending five years of conflict.Many in the country are full of hope and optimism to help rebuild South Sudan
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