‎UN, RJMEC Raise Alarm Over Stalled Peace Deal in South Sudan

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‎International bodies are sounding the alarm as South Sudan's fragile peace process teeters on the edge of collapse. The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and the Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC) have warned of deepening divisions, rising insecurity, and stalled implementation of the 2018 peace deal. ‎ ‎A Dangerous Breakdown in Peace ‎The 2018 Revitalised Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS) brought hope to a nation shattered by civil war. But that hope is now dimming. ‎In a briefing to the UN Security Council, Guang Cong, the Deputy Head of UNMISS, revealed that over 130,000 people have been displaced in recent months due to a surge in armed violence particularly in Upper Nile and Greater Pibor.  ‎The increase in military activity and the escalation of localized conflicts have disrupted humanitarian access and eroded confidence between the signatories of the peace agreement. ‎“These are not just isolated ...

President Salva Kiir Mayardiit, met the UN Chief In Juba ahead of the General Assembly Meeting.

 

File President Kiir and the Special Representative of the UN Secretary General 


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Salva Kiir Mayardiit, the president of South Sudan yesterday met with the Special Representative of The UN Secretary General Mr. Nicolas Haysom for heads-up on the upcoming meeting of the Security Council and the General Assembly which will be held at New York City USA this month. 


The two leaders also looked into the progress and implementation of the 'RPA' Revitalized Peace Agreement.


In particular they talked about the first deployment batch of the Necessary Unified Forces as part of the agreed security arrangements in the country. 


the UN General Assembly 'UNGA' is the main and only policy-making organ of the organization. 


UN-General Assembly comprises of 193 member states, it's main objective is to provides a forum for multilateral discussion of international issues covered by the 'Charter' of the United Nations. 


Earlier this year, South Sudan Council of Ministers approved 3.6 Billion 'SSP' Budget for the deployment of the Necessary Unified Forces in the country. 


Hon. Michael Makuei Lueth the Minister of Information while speaking to the media after the cabinet meeting said that, Hon. Stephen Kuol the Minister of Peace Building tabled a budget of SSP 3.671,588,100 to the cabinet. 


The agreed budget was for buying food and other arrangements necessary for the deployment of the unified forces in Phase One

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