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President Salva Kiir Mayardit has called for an expeditious conclusion of talks between the Government and opposition holdout groups under the Tumaini [Hope] consensus in Nairobi.
This report highlights a significant push by South Sudan’s leadership to resolve ongoing political disputes and pave the way for stability and democratic progress.
The Tumaini (Hope) talks in Nairobi represent a critical step in addressing the country's political challenges, which are key to fostering peace and development.
The urgency expressed by the Presidency reflects the recognition of the need to finalize these negotiations promptly.
With South Sudan preparing for its first democratic elections since gaining independence, achieving political consensus is not only vital for internal stability but also for building public trust in governance.
Key elements of the initiative include:
1. Unity of Purpose: Top political leaders are emphasizing collective efforts to address the nation’s challenges.
2. Inclusive Dialogue: The government has committed to ensuring that all voices, including opposition holdouts, are represented in the negotiations.
3. Focused Negotiation Team: The appointment of a dedicated team led by Kuol Manyang Juuk underscores the seriousness of this initiative.
Presidential Advisor on Security Affairs Tut Gatluak Manime says the meeting, which brought together key figures from the political parties, underscored the need for a united front in addressing the challenges facing the country.
Tut also said the meeting resolved that negotiators should approach the talks with an open mind and a strong commitment to securing a durable peace for the people to pave the way for much-needed reforms.
The Minister of Cabinet Affairs Hon. Dr. Martin Elia Lomuro reiterated the Government's commitment to resolving the political conflict by ensuring that all voices are heard and all parties are included in the discussions
These efforts, if successful, could mark a turning point for South Sudan, setting the stage for much-needed reforms, economic recovery, and a transition to a stable democratic system.
However, the success of these talks depends on the willingness of all parties to compromise and prioritize the nation’s future over individual or partisan interests.
This development is a hopeful step forward for the South Sudanese people, who have long endured conflict and instability.
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