There is some good news for South Sudanr. The government has given the green light for its neighbours to contribute troops to the regional protection force set to be deployed in Juba. The move is an about-turn on the country's previous position that its immediate neighbours should NOT contribute peacekeepers to the UN force. CCTV's Patrick Oyet reports.
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