South Sudan's government and the main opposition loyal to former Vice President, Riek Machar, have signed a power-sharing agreement in Khartoum. However, some parties have rejected the deal. Sudanese mediators have pledged to continue engaging with the objectors to reach an agreement. CGTN's Patrick Oyet has more on the terms of the peace deal.
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