The government of South Sudan says its troops have recaptured most of the rebel held territory in the north of the country.
While African Union backed peace talks remain inconclusive, President Salva Kiir's government says it will continue to pursue rebel forces. CCTV's Michael Baleke reports.
While African Union backed peace talks remain inconclusive, President Salva Kiir's government says it will continue to pursue rebel forces. CCTV's Michael Baleke reports.
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