Leaders from the intergovernmental authority on development have been meeting in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa. They have been discussing the situation in Somalia and South Sudan as they seek to find lasting solutions. The heads of States and government acknowledged the gains made in Somalia but admitted immense challenges lie ahead. They also urged both the government and opposition in South Sudan to respect the peace deal. The un-ending conflict in the country is feared to open doors to a humanitarian crisis
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