South Sudanese President, Salva Kiir, is blaming the United States for the collapse of the most recent peace talks held in Ethiopia. President Kiir was speaking at a regional summit in Kampala, and says America's arms embargo is emboldening opposition groups. CGTN's Isabel Nakirya has more from Kampala.
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