The United States Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Tibor Nagy says all options to put pressure on individuals that derail peace efforts in South Sudan, are being considered.
''This inability to meet their own deadline calls into question their suitability to continue to lead the nation’s peace process,'' Nagy said in a tweet on Thursday.
''This inability to meet their own deadline calls into question their suitability to continue to lead the nation’s peace process,'' Nagy said in a tweet on Thursday.
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